Common use of Several Liability Clause in Contracts

Several Liability. In the event that more than one legal entity acquires goods or Services hereunder from Contractor and is a party to this Agreement, compensation payable or other obligations owed by each such entity with respect to any such goods or Services shall be exclusively the obligation of the entity that acquires such goods or Services. No such entity will have any liability whatsoever (whether by direct payment, offset or otherwise) in connection with such goods or Services acquired by any other such entity. Each such entity is severally and not jointly liable to Contractor hereunder, and each such entity disclaims any and all financial or other responsibility, except with respect to goods or Services that are furnished and invoiced to such entity. If Contractor is comprised of more than one entity, all such entities shall be jointly and severally liable for all obligations of Contractor under this Agreement.

Several Liability. In the event that more than one legal entity acquires goods or Services hereunder from Contractor and is a party to this Agreement, compensation payable or other obligations owed by each such entity with respect to any such goods or Services shall be exclusively the obligation of the entity that acquires such goods or Services. No such entity will have any liability whatsoever (whether by direct payment, offset or otherwise) in connection with such goods or Services acquired by any other such entity. Each such entity is severally and not jointly liable to Contractor hereunder, and each such entity disclaims any and all financial or other responsibility, except with respect to goods or Services that are furnished and invoiced to such entity. If Contractor is comprised of more than one entity, all such entities shall be jointly and severally liable for all obligations of Contractor under this Agreement.. [End of Schedule A]