Common use of NO INSURANCE PROVIDED Clause in Contracts

NO INSURANCE PROVIDED. The System is designed as a deterrent only and/or for informational purposes and does not provide protection in lieu of insurance. You acknowledge that: (a) Bell is not an insurer and is not providing you with insurance under this Agreement; (b) the fees payable by you under this Agreement (i) are based only on the value of the Equipment and Services provided, (ii) are in no way related to the value of your premises, any business carried on at your premises, or any persons or personal property at your premises, and (iii) are not to be construed as an insurance premium; and (c) you are solely responsible for insuring your premises and personal property against personal injury, property loss, property damage, and, if you use your premises for commercial activities, for all business losses. We recommend that you obtain insurance policies to cover personal injury, property loss and damage, and any other losses or liabilities that would be insured against by a prudent owner of premises similar to yours. You acknowledge that if any of those injuries, damages, losses, or liabilities occur, your sole sources of reimbursement are your own funds and your insurers and you will not seek indemnity from any of the Bell Parties.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement, www.bell.ca, www.bell.ca

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