OCCUPIER’S LIABILITY Clause Samples
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OCCUPIER’S LIABILITY. Unless the land owner or occupier, or in the case of Crown Land, Government, and a Métis Member otherwise agree, a Métis Member exercising a right of access under the Fish Harvesting chapter does so at the Métis Member’s own risk and has no right of action against the land owner, occupier, or Government as occupier, for loss suffered or damage arising therefrom, except for death or injury to such person or for damage to the property of such person that results from a danger arising from the willful or reckless conduct or negligent action of the land owner, occupier or Government as occupier.
OCCUPIER’S LIABILITY. If any employee of either Party enters upon the property occupied by or under the control of the other Party in the performance of this Agreement, the Party occupying or controlling such premises assumes responsibility for and agrees to pay for any loss, cost, damage to property, or for personal injury or death of the person entering such premises arising out of, as a result of, or in connection with the actions or omissions of the Party occupying or controlling such premises. Each Party also agrees that it will maintain public liability and property damage insurance in reasonable limits consistent with industry standards covering the obligations set forth above and will maintain proper occupier’s liability insurance (or other comparable insurance).
OCCUPIER’S LIABILITY. The Law Reform Commission is currently finalising a report on occupiers’ liability. The Government will bring forward legislation during 1994 to reform and update the law in this area, taking into account the Law Reform Commission report. The Government note the views of the organisations that new legislation should remove all liability which property owners and occupiers may have to people coming onto their property other than invited persons.
OCCUPIER’S LIABILITY. [27] In The Bahamas, the liability of occupiers is governed by common law principles. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in his treatise, Commonwealth Caribbean Tort Law, 3rd
OCCUPIER’S LIABILITY. Without limiting the generality of this Part, the Licencee acknowledges that Huu-ay-aht are not, and will not at any time be, responsible for any injuries or damages suffered by the Licencee or its employees either during the Term of this Agreement, or afterwards and regardless of where the injury or damage occurs, even if it occurs on the Licence Area. The Licencee will be solely responsible for the safety of its employees at all times and will indemnify Huu-ay-aht against any costs resulting from an injury to such employees.