Common use of Security and Insurance Clause in Contracts

Security and Insurance. The organizers will take reasonable care to ensure security in the exhibition area and will employ reputable security guards. The duty of the guards will be to protect the general exhibit against theft during closed hours. Neither the organizer, organizer management, nor the owners of the exhibit premises will assume any responsibility for an Exhibitor’s personal property, booth materials, or rented equipment. Exhibitors should make their own insurance agreements. The exhibitor hereby agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the organizers, its partners, agents and representatives and the owners of the exhibit premises from any claim, loss, liability or damage suffered as a result of the operation of the exhibit.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Sponsorship Agreement, Sponsorship Agreement, Sponsorship Agreement

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