Common use of The Provider’s Liability Clause in Contracts

The Provider’s Liability. 7.1. The extent of the Provider’s liability: To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Provider is not liable to the Client in respect of any loss or damage the Client suffers in connection with this agreement, with the services or with the Client’s accommodation(s) unless the Provider has acted deliberately or negligently in causing that loss or damage. the Provider is not liable for any loss as a result of the Provider’s failure to provide a service as a result of mechanical breakdown, strike, termination of the Provider’s interest in the building containing the Center or otherwise unless the Provider does so deliberately or is negligent. In no event shall the Provider be liable for any loss or damage until the Client provides the Provider written notice and gives the Provider a reasonable time to put it right. If the Provider is liable for failing to provide the Client with any service under this agreement then subject to the exclusions and limits set out immediately below the Provider will pay any actual and reasonable expenses the Client has incurred in obtaining that service from an alternative source. If the Client believes the Provider has failed to deliver a service consistent with these terms and conditions the Client shall provide the Provider written notice of such failure and give the Provider a reasonable period to put it right.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Terms and Conditions, Service Agreement, Service Agreement

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The Provider’s Liability. 7.1. The extent of the Provider’s liability: To the maximum extent permitted by permittedby applicable law, the Provider is not liable to the Client in respect of any loss or damage the Client suffers in connection with this agreement, with the services or with the Client’s accommodation(s) unless the Provider has acted deliberately or negligently in causing that loss or damage. the Provider is not liable for any loss as a result of the Provider’s failure to provide a service as a result of mechanical breakdown, strike, termination of the Provider’s interest in the building containing the Center Virtual and Service Office or otherwise unless the Provider does so deliberately or is negligent. In no event shall the Provider be liable for any loss or damage until the Client provides the Provider written notice and gives the Provider a reasonable time to put it right. If the Provider is liable for failing to provide the Client with any service under this agreement then subject to the exclusions and limits set out immediately below the Provider will Provide rwill pay any actual and reasonable expenses the Client has incurred in obtaining inobtaining that service from an alternative source. If the Client believes the Provider has failed to deliver a service consistent with these terms and conditions the Client shall provide the Provider written notice of such failure and give the Provider a reasonable period to put it right.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.cekindo.com

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