Common use of Limitation on Personal Liability Clause in Contracts

Limitation on Personal Liability. (a) If a faculty member is sued for an act, event, or omission which may fall within the scope of Section 768.28, Florida Statutes, the faculty member should notify the General Counsel’s office as soon as possible after receipt of the summons commencing the action in order that the University may fulfill its obligation. Failure to notify the University promptly may affect the rights of the parties.

Limitation on Personal Liability. (a) If In the event a faculty member is sued for an act, event, or omission which may fall within the scope of Section 768.28768.28(9), Florida Statutes, the faculty member should notify the General CounselPresident’s office as soon as possible after receipt of the summons commencing the action in order that the University Administration may fulfill its obligation. Failure to notify the University President’s office promptly may affect the rights of the parties.

Limitation on Personal Liability. (a) If In the event a faculty member is sued for an act, event, or omission which may fall within the scope of Section 768.28, Florida Statutes, the faculty member should notify the Office of the General Counsel’s office Counsel as soon as possible after receipt of the summons commencing the action in order that the University Board may fulfill its obligation. Failure to notify the University faculty member promptly may affect the rights of the parties.

Limitation on Personal Liability. (a) If a faculty member is sued for an act, event, or omission which may fall within the scope of Section 768.28, Florida Statutes, the faculty member should notify the General CounselPresident’s office as soon as possible after receipt of the summons commencing the action in order that the University may fulfill its obligation. Failure to notify the University promptly may affect the rights of the parties.