Common use of No Admission of Liability/No Waiver of Defenses Clause in Contracts

No Admission of Liability/No Waiver of Defenses. In settling this matter, the Dischargers do not admit to liability, admit to the truth of the findings or allegations made by the Prosecution Team, or admit to any of the findings in this Stipulation and Order or Attachment A, or admit to any violations of the Clean Water Act, the Water Code, any Regional or State Water Board order, or any other federal, state or local laws or ordinances, but recognizes that this Stipulated Order may be used as evidence of a prior enforcement action consistent with Water Code sections 13327 and 13385(e), and the State Water Board’s Water Quality Enforcement Policy. By entering into this agreement, Dischargers do not waive any defenses or arguments related to any new enforcement action that may be brought by the Regional Water Board.

No Admission of Liability/No Waiver of Defenses. In settling this matter, the Dischargers do Discharger does not admit to liability, admit to the truth of the findings or allegations made by the Prosecution Team, or admit to any of the findings in this Stipulation and Stipulated Order or Attachment A, or admit to any violations of the Clean Water Act, the Water Code, any Regional or State Water Board order, or any other federal, state or local laws or ordinances, but recognizes that this Stipulated Order may be used as evidence of a prior enforcement action consistent with Water Code sections 13327 and 13385(e), and the State Water Board’s Water Quality Enforcement Policy. By entering into this agreement, Dischargers do Discharger does not waive any defenses or arguments related to any new enforcement action that may be brought by the Regional Water Board, including any brought under its discretionary enforcement authority reserved herein.

No Admission of Liability/No Waiver of Defenses. In settling this matter, the Dischargers do not admit to liability, admit to the truth of the findings or allegations made by the Prosecution Team, or admit to any of the findings in this Stipulation and Order or Attachment A, or admit to any violations of the Clean Water Act, the Water Code, any Regional or State Water Board order, or any other federal, state or local laws or ordinances, but recognizes that this Stipulated Order may be used as evidence of a prior enforcement action consistent with Water Code sections 13327 and 13385(e), and the State Water Board’s 's Water Quality Enforcement Policy. By entering into this agreement, Dischargers do not waive any defenses or arguments related to any new enforcement action that may be brought by the Regional Lahontan Water Board.