Liability Waiver/Insurance Musterklauseln

Liability Waiver/Insurance. 7.1. The organizer excludes liability for slightly negligent breaches of duty, provided these do not affect essential contractual obligations (cardinal obligations), damage resulting from injury to life, limb or health. In this case, claims for damages are limited to the typical foreseeable damage at the time the contract was concluded. the same applies to breaches of duty by vicarious agents of the organizer. In this context, the organizer is not liable for compensation for indirect damage, in particular for lost profits. 7.2. Damage must be reported to the organizer in writing immediately. 7.3. Claims by the exhibitor must be submitted in writing no later than 14 days after the end of the event. 7.4. Claims raised after the point in time according to 8.3 are excluded. 7.5. The organizer recommends that all participating companies with an independent showroom take out their own organizer insurance. The organizer takes out organizer insurance for the entire event, but cannot guarantee that this will apply in a specific insured event if, in a hypothetical case, it turns out that the "landlord" and owner of the showroom has to bear the insurance damage . The insurance risk is therefore not borne by the organizer. 7.6. The exhibitor is recommended to take out insurance for a sufficient amount.

Related to Liability Waiver/Insurance

  • Warranty The buyer’s statutory rights with regard to defects shall apply if the appliance is defective. The buyer may exercise any of these rights free of charge. You shall assert these rights against your contract partner, i.e. the dealer from whom you purchased the appliance. The contractual arrangements between you and the dealer shall be observed. Your statutory rights with regard to defects are in no way restricted or affected by this warranty. We as the manufacturer have voluntarily and additionally taken on the warranty service.

  • Force Majeure 14.1. A party's obligations in terms of these Credit Terms shall be suspended for such period during which that party is prevented from complying with its obligations due to Force Majeure, provided such party: (a) has notified the other party of the existence of such Force Majeure, (b) does everything in its/his/her power to comply with the Loan Agreement; and (c) fulfils its obligations once the Force Majeure event has ceased to exist, within the time specified by the other party. 14.2. For the avoidance of doubt, Force Majeure shall only suspend a party’s obligation in so far as it is impossible for such party to perform the same and shall in no case excuse such party from the obligation to perform other obligations in terms of the Loan Agreement.

  • Confidentiality The contracting parties undertake to treat all confidential information, knowledge and trade secrets of the other contracting party, obtained in the course of the execution of the contract, as strictly confidential for an unlimited period of time, in particular even after the termination of the contract. Confidential information is in particular any technical and non-technical information, documentation, data, business information, inventions, business secrets, business relationships and know-how, as well as any other information that is marked as confidential or recognizable as such.