Liability for Third Parties Sample Clauses

Liability for Third Parties. Company shall not be liable for the acts or omissions of other providers of telecommunication services unless such other providers have been specifically engaged by Company as subcontractors or assignees in respect of the performance of Company’s obligations under the Agreement.
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Liability for Third Parties. Should Licensee make available any software, login identifications, or security credentials, or other means of access to XxxXX to third parties, whether deliberately or through error or omission, Licensee agree that any and all use of XxxXX by such third parties, regardless of whether such use is specifically authorized or unauthorized by Licensee, shall be legally attributed to Licensee, and Licensee hereby accepts liability for any and all such use.
Liability for Third Parties. The Supplier shall be liable for the fault of third parties to the same extent as for fault on its own part pursuant to Section 278 of the German Civil Code (BGB).
Liability for Third Parties. 1. In the event that the Contractor entrusts the performance of all or part of the services covered by this contract to a third party (or uses such persons to perform them), the Contractor undertakes to ensure that such persons comply with the obligations contained in this contract. 2. The Contractor shall be liable to the Principal for the acts and omissions of third parties to whom it has entrusted the performance of the services covered by this contract or whom it uses in the performance thereof as for its own acts and omissions.
Liability for Third Parties. As far as the performance of the obligations set forth in this Section 2 is concerned, each party assumes and undertakes liability for the acts and omissions of its and its Affiliates’ employees, officers, directors, agents and subcontractors of the respective party. A breach of an obligation hereunder conducted by any of the aforementioned persons or entities shall be regarded as a breach conducted by the party itself.
Liability for Third Parties. The Company shall not be liable for the acts or omissions of other providers of telecommunication services unless such other providers have been specifically engaged by the Company as subcontractors or assignees in respect of the performance of the Company’s obligations under these Conditions. The Company operates in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 as updated or amended from time to time. In so far as the Company processes any personal data on behalf of the Customer, the Company shall not transfer personal data outside the European Economic Area without complying with the Eighth Data Protection Principle set out in Schedule 1 of the Data Protection Act 1998 by providing an adequate level of protection to any personal data that is transferred.
Liability for Third Parties. The Company is not, and will not on Completion be, a party to any guarantee or indemnity in respect of, or otherwise liable or contingently liable in any way for the obligations of, any other person.
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Liability for Third Parties. A breach of confidentiality by its AFFILIATED COMPANIES and other third parties within the meaning of the provisions under “Disclosure to third parties” and “Employees” shall be deemed a violation of the AGREEMENT by the respective CONTRACTUAL PARTNER.
Liability for Third Parties. 1 In the absence of differing express provisions in this contract, the provider shall not be liable for third parties which become active in connection with this contract, even if they have been selected or recommended by him.
Liability for Third Parties. Provision of certain Services is dependent upon the receipt by the Bank of certain services from third parties. In the event Services from any such third party becomes unavailable, the Bank shall use reasonable efforts to obtain equivalent services from an alternative provider or may, in its discretion, discontinue the related Service upon such prior written notice to Customer. The Bank will have no liability for the performance or nonperformance of any such third party.
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