Common use of TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS Clause in Contracts

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Seller cannot make any claim for breach of any Buyer's Warranty, under an indemnity in this document, or based on a breach of any provision of this document, and the liability of the Buyer for a claim is absolutely barred, unless the Seller gives to the Buyer within 1 year after Completion, notice of the claim describing the proposed claim sufficiently to put the Buyer fairly on notice of the matter in question, and (to the extent the Seller is reasonably able) of the likely amount of the claim.

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Seller canSellers shall not make any claim for breach be liable in respect of any Buyer's WarrantyWarranty Claim unless and until the Sellers’ Representative shall have received from the Buyer written notice, under an indemnity in this documentsetting out such details of the claim (including the matter(s) which give rise to such claim, or based on a breach the nature of any provision of this document, the claim and the liability amount claimed in respect of the Buyer for a claim is absolutely barred, unless the Seller gives such claim) as are reasonably available to the Buyer within 1 year at such time, on or before 5pm on the date which is 3 years immediately after the date of Completion, notice of the claim describing the proposed claim sufficiently to put the Buyer fairly on notice of the matter in question, and (to the extent the Seller is reasonably able) of the likely amount of the claim.

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Seller cannot make any claim Subject to paragraph 3.4 below, the Sellers shall have no liability for breach of any Buyer's Warranty, under an indemnity in this document, or based on a breach of any provision of this document, and the liability of Claim unless it receives from the Buyer for a claim is absolutely barred, unless the Seller gives to the Buyer within 1 year after Completion, written notice of the claim describing Claim (specifying in reasonable detail the proposed claim sufficiently matter giving rise to put the Buyer fairly on notice Claim, the nature of the matter in questionClaim and the amount claimed), and on or before the date which is eighteen (to the extent the Seller is reasonably able18) of the likely amount of the claimmonths following Completion.

TIME LIMITS FOR BRINGING CLAIMS. The Seller Buyer cannot make any claim for breach of any Buyer's Warranty, under an indemnity in this document, or based on a breach of any provision of this document, and the liability of the Buyer Seller for a claim is absolutely barred, unless the Seller Buyer gives to the Buyer Seller within 1 year after Completion, notice of the claim describing the proposed claim sufficiently to put the Buyer Seller fairly on notice of the matter in question, and (to the extent the Seller Buyer is reasonably able) of the likely amount of the claim.