PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY Sample Clauses

PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY. Protection against liability shall be in keeping with Section 16-13 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Baltimore City. However, legal counsel will be provided in any civil case when the plaintiff alleges that an employee should be held liable for acts alleged to be within the scope of his employment and/or his official capacity. In exchange for the City of Baltimore’s agreement to provide legal counsel as provided for herein, the employee and/or employee’s counsel shall provide documents or transcripts produced in the Court proceedings to the office of the City Solicitor upon its request. The requirement to produce said documents shall be limited to those cases where the City is requested to authorize a monetary settlement or pay a judgment for monetary damages. In no event shall the City be entitled to receive any documents in any case where a verdict is rendered in favor of the defense. In the event the current contract for providing legal services is terminated, the Lodge and the Department agree to make a joint recommendation to the City Solicitor for specifications for successor counsel. Subject to the fellow-employee exclusion provision and approval of the Board of Estimates, indemnification will also be provided to any employee who is made a defendant in litigation arising out of acts within the scope of their employment. The City will provide indemnification to any employee who is made a defendant in litigation arising out of acts within the scope of their employment that results in a monetary judgment being rendered against the employee.
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PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY. Employees covered by this MOU must discharge their duties in a competent and proper fashion. Employees are entitled to assert whatever limitations in liability are provided by applicable law for claims made against them and arising out of the scope of the proper performance of their employment with the University. Additionally, at the sole discretion of the Office of the Attorney General, the State may provide legal counsel to the employee when the employee has acted in the scope of his/her employment or his/her official capacity pursuant to the provisions and limitations of Title 12, State Government Article, Annotated Code of Maryland.
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PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY. Protection against liability shall be in keeping with Section 16-13 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Baltimore City. However, legal counsel will be provided in any civil case when the plaintiff alleges that a member should be held liable for acts alleged to be within the scope of his employment and/or his official capacity. In the event the current contract for providing legal services is terminated, the Lodge and the Department agree to make a joint recommendation to the City Solicitor for specifications for successor counsel. Subject to the fellow-employee exclusion provision and approval of the Board of Estimates, indemnification will also be provided to any member of the unit who is made a defendant in litigation arising out of acts within the scope of his or her employment.
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PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY. Legal Counsel shall be provided in any civil case when the plaintiff alleges that an employee should be held liable for acts alleged to be within the scope of his/her employment and/or his/her official capacity. Subject to the approval of the employer and provided the employee cooperates in the defense, indemnification for compensatory damages will also be provided to any employee of the unit for actions arising out of the scope of his/her employment. The decision as to indemnification as to punitive damages shall be at the sole discretion of the Mayor and City Council and shall not be subject to the grievance procedure.
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PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY. Each Agent shall be projected against liability for acting on any instruction believed by it (acting in good faith) to be genuine and from the proper party.
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PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY. The Authority or any person who does, partly does, or omits to do any act in pursuance or intended pursuance of any functions, powers or duties conferred by or under this subtitle shall not be subject to any legal action, or civil or criminal liability with respect to such act, whether on the grounds of want of jurisdiction, mistake of law or fact, or on any other grounds, unless the act, or omission to act, was done in bad faith without reasonable cause. Source: PL 12-34 § 64.
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PROTECTION AGAINST LIABILITY. 1. The Contractor shall protect the Contracting Authority, its subsidiaries as understood according to the Code of Commercial Companies, as well as the managers, staff, agents and representatives of the Contracting Authority and of its subsidiaries, against all claims of third parties resulting from circumstances the Contractor is responsible with or persons the Contractor relies on during execution of the subject of Works or to which the execution of the Contract is entrusted. 2. If such a claim is raised against the Contracting Authority, the Contractor shall immediately exempt the Contracting Authority from any and all liability and participate in all current proceedings, with the exception of situations provided for in strictly effective legal regulation. 3. According to this paragraph, the Contractor shall be obliged to cover all costs and expenses of the Contracting Authority as a result of claims raised against it, indicated in p. 1, in particular to cover all additional fees, court and enforcement costs. The relevant reimbursement shall take place on request of the Contracting Authority, within 7 days after such a request is delivered to the Contractor. 4. The Contracting Authority shall immediately notify the Contractor about all claims raised against it and indicated above and shall not satisfy such claims freely until the Contractor provides its opinion. 5. To the widest extent permitted by law, the Contractor hereby exempts the Contracting Authority from liability resulting from: a) death, sickness or bodily injury of the Contractor, of its staff or of other people the Contractor relies on during Contract execution or who have been entrusted with Contract execution, b) damage or loss of assets of the Contractor, of its staff or of other people the Contractor relies on during Contract execution or who have been entrusted with Contract execution, resulting from or related to the execution of this Contract. The Contractor shall be hereby obliged to protect, defend and exempt the Contracting Authority from liability for obligations, damage and claims related to events indicated in the preceding sentence and to cover all expenses of the Contracting Authority, related to legal defence against such liability, regardless of the mode of the proceeding.
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