Indirect Damages definition
Examples of Indirect Damages in a sentence
Shall Not Be Liable to the Other for Any Consequential, Special, Punitive, Or Indirect Damages, Including Lost Profits or Opportunities.
Irrespective of the grounds of liability, neither party shall be liable towards the other party for Indirect Damages.
Chorus’ Liability for Indirect Damages is excluded, provided that this exclusion does not apply to the exceptions under clause 21.5.
The parties acknowledge that Network fees, fines, charges, etc., are not considered Indirect Damages.
Therefore, the Client accepts its full liability, without any limitation whatsoever, for Direct or Indirect Damages that may derive from any of the circumstances identified under this Article 17.2., and undertakes to indemnify and hold fully harmless Salto against any Damages (Direct or Indirect) that SALTO may be suffering or may have suffered due to events above listed under (a) to (d), both included.