Common use of No Limit of Liability Clause in Contracts

No Limit of Liability. Neither the provisions of this Section nor any damages recovered by the County shall be construed to limit the liability of the Grantee or its subcontractors for damages under the Franchise Agreement or the Cable Ordinance or to excuse the faithful performance of obligations required by this Franchise Agreement, except to the extent that any monetary damages suffered by the County have been satisfied by a financial recovery under this section or other provisions of this Franchise Agreement or the Cable Ordinance.

No Limit of Liability. Neither the provisions of this Section nor any damages recovered by the County shall be construed to limit the liability of the Grantee or its subcontractors for damages under the Franchise Agreement or the Cable Communications Ordinance or to excuse the faithful performance of obligations required by this Franchise Agreement, except to the extent that any monetary damages suffered by the County have been satisfied by a financial recovery under this section or other provisions of this Franchise Agreement or the Cable Communications Ordinance.

No Limit of Liability. Neither the provisions of this Section nor any damages recovered by the County shall be construed to limit the liability of the Grantee Franchisee or its subcontractors for damages under the Franchise Agreement or the Cable Ordinance or to excuse the faithful performance of obligations required by this Franchise Agreement, except to the extent that any monetary damages suffered by the County have been satisfied by a financial recovery under this section or other provisions of this Franchise Agreement or the Cable OrdinanceAgreement.