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Liability. 11.1. Should the Vendor be liable for faulty products, the compensation shall not in any case exceed the purchase price of the same faulty products. 11.2. The Vendor shall not in any case be liable for indirect damage such as, for example, loss of clientele, turnover, production, profit, image or any damage to the Buyer for any action taken against it by third parties. 11.3. The Vendor shall not in any case be liable when product defects are due, by way of a non-limiting example, to: a) improper, incorrect or excessive use; b) improper, incorrect or inadequate maintenance c) product usethat is unusualorcontrarytothe Vendor’swarnings or, inany case, different to its intendeduse; d) use of product with non-original components; e) improper conservation
Liability. The Supplier shall be liable for any losses that the Supplier, its employees, its representatives and/or its subcontractors cause to ARaymond or to third parties due to the Supply and/or due to execution of the Purchase Order and/or the Contract. ARaymond shall hold the Supplier liable for any losses and/or liability that the other Party may incur in this regard. The Supplier shall indemnify ARaymond for any and all losses caused by a Supply that is defective or non-Compliant, including, but not limited to, the costs (including legal costs and experts’ fees) of any recall activity for the Supply, of labour, of replacements, of assembly and disassembly, of testing and analysis activities, of reconditioning and of transportation to/from ARaymond and/or to/from its customers. Unless otherwise agreed between the Parties, the abovementioned provisions regarding liability apply to all harm, both direct and indirect, tangible and intangible, and to costs and to losses, without any limit of amount and to the fullest extent permitted by law. Under no circumstances shall ARaymond be liable for non-fulfilment of its obligations under the Contract if such non-fulfilment results from a Force Majeure Event as defined in Art. 15.1.
Liability. By requesting the Material and signing this Agreement, the Recipient accepts responsibility for the proper handling and testing of the Material in accordance with generally accepted international scientific standards, including any disposition and guidelines regarding biosecurity, biosafety, health and scientific research. The Recipient guarantees that suitable handling and containment conditions are available and will be applied in the Recipient’s laboratory. The Recipient represents that within its laboratories: - the access to the Material and to Modifications will be restricted to personnel capable and qualified to safely handle those substances, using appropriate containment; - the Recipient shall use the utmost precaution to minimise any risk of harm to persons and property and to safeguard them from theft or misuse. The Recipient assumes all liability for any and all third party damages and claims arising out of or relating to this Agreement, including the receipt, use, handling, storage, conservation of the Material and Modifications. The Recipient agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless IZSVe and its employees from and against any third party claims, losses, costs, expenses and damages, including reasonable attorneys' fees which may incur, suffer or be required to pay resulting from or arising in connection with the use, handling or storage of Material or Modifications by the Recipient or the Recipient’s personnel, or the breach of any obligation of the Recipient hereunder.
Liability. In accordance with article L.133-22 of the Monetary and Financial Code, LEMON WAY is responsible, under articles L.133-5 and L.133-21 of said Code, for successfully executing payment Transactions for the payer Account Holder, until the funds are received by the Beneficiary's third part payment service provider. In the event that LEMON WAY is responsible for a poorly executed payment Transaction, it will return the amount in question to the payer and will restore the debited account to the situation that would have prevailed if said poorly executed payment Transaction had not taken place. In accordance with article 8-, if an Account Holder, acting for non-professional purposes, wishes to dispute a payment Transaction that they have not personally authorised, they must contact customer services as soon as possible after learning of the irregularity and no later than thirteen (13) months after such a transaction is registered within the payment Transaction Account. In the event that a security measure is used, non-authorised payment Transactions executed prior to notification of the objection are deemed the responsibility of the Account Holder acting for non-professional purposes, up to a limit of €150. However, LEMON WAY shall not be held liable in case of Account Holder misconduct, such as a wilful misconduct, or constituent of a serious failure to meet its obligations, a late communication of an objection or bad faith. In the event of a misappropriation or counterfeiting of its data, the losses resulting from payment Transactions processed prior to objection by the Account Holder acting for non-professional purposes will be borne by LEMON WAY, unless such losses are a result of the aforementioned misconduct. Payment Transactions carried out after objection by the Account Holder acting for non-professional purposes are borne by LEMON WAY, except for cases of fraud. LEMON WAY does not have the right to cancel an irrevocable payment Order on the Account Xxxxxx'x request. LEMON WAY shall not, under any circumstances, be held liable for indirect damages, such as commercial harm, loss of customers, commercial disruption, loss of profit or damage to brand image suffered by an Account Holder or third party, that may have resulted from the payment Services it provides. Any action brought against an Account Holder by a third party is treated as indirect damage and therefore does not entitle the former to compensation. Unless otherwise stipulated in these General Ter...
Liability. 14.1) The Supplier's Responsibility a) materials provided by the Customer or by third parties indicated by the Customer; b) design or drawing errors when such activities are carried out by the Customer or by third parties indicated by the Customer; c) use of equipment indicated or delivered by the Customer or by third parties indicated by the Customer; d) treatment or handling carried out without the Supplier’s consent; e) production errors when the process has been indicated and validated by the Customer; f) incorrect, unauthorised, abnormal, atypical or special use of Products; g) incorrect or deficient storage, transportation, preservation or handling of Products; h) normal Product wear and tear or deterioration based on events attributable to the Customer or to third parties; i) failure to observe the Supplier's recommendations, instructions or suggestions regarding the maintenance, storage or use of Products.
Liability. Whilst every effort is made by BIMS to ensure that the contents of face-to-face or online courses (including, but not limited to, videos, pictures and texts) are accurate and up to date, BIMS shall not be liable whatsoever for any inaccuracy or misleading information, nor for any consequential damage or expense or any loss of profit or any liability to third parties incurred as a result of reliance on such information, which is provided for educational purpose only. BIMS total liability under this agreement shall be limited to the maximum amount represented by the Fees paid to the latter by the Client.
Liability. All Material provided within the framework of the present Agreement are to be used for experimental purposes. By requesting the Material and signing this Agreement, the Recipient accepts responsibility for the proper handling and testing of the Material in accordance with generally accepted international scientific standards, including any disposition and guidelines regarding biosecurity, biosafety, health and scientific research. The Recipient guarantees that suitable handling and containment conditions are available and will be applied in the Recipient’s laboratory. The Recipient accepts that the Material and any Progeny classified as Risk Group 2(as defined by EU Regulations on such matters) includes known pathogens and that any other Material, differently identified, may be pathogenic under certain conditions. The Recipient represents that within its laboratories, the access to the Material will be restricted to personnel capable and qualified to safely handle those substances, using appropriate containment. The Recipient shall use the utmost precaution to minimise any risk of harm to persons and property and to safeguard them from theft or misuse. The Recipient assumes all liability for any and all third party damages and claims arising out of or relating to this Agreement, including the receipt, use, handling, storage, conservation of the Material. The Recipient agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Provider and its employees from and against any third party claims, losses, costs, expenses and damages, including reasonable attorneys' fees which may incur, suffer or be required to pay resulting from or arising in connection with the use, handling or storage of Material by the Recipient or the Recipient’s personnel, or the breach of any obligation of the Recipient hereunder. Neither the Provider nor the Depositary will take the responsibility or guarantee that the use of the Material does not violate any patent, trademark or any other property right of any Third party.
Liability. 6.1. The EBMT is not liable for any damage the organisation suffers during the accreditation process, unless intentional or gross negligence can be said to exist on the part of one or more persons appointed by XXXXX. 6.2. The EBMT is not liable for any repercussions the organisation suffers by participating in the accreditation programme, through JACIE granting, continuing or deferring the accreditation status or not and through EBMT continuing or terminating this agreement. 6.3. The organisation safeguards the EBMT from all agreements with third parties which stem from the participation of the organisation in the accreditation programme and the decisions which XXXXX takes in this context. 6.4. Payment of application fees does not guarantee that accreditation will be granted. Accreditation is subject to demonstrated compliance with the standards and approval by the Accreditation Committee.
Liability. All amounts handed over by the client to the company or which the company holds on behalf of the client, for the provision of investment services, shall be held on behalf of the Client in an account institution. The Company will not be liable for any failure or insolvency of any bank or third party;
Liability. Without prejudice to any other rights or remedies the Disclosing Party may have, the Receiving Party acknowledges that monetary compensation might not be an adequate remedy for any breach of this Agreement and that the Disclosing Party shall be entitled to seek injunction, specific performance and other legal remedies in connection with a breach of this Agreement. On this regard, notwithstanding the provision under section 5.4 below, the Disclosing Party may take any action to seek such remedies at any court that has jurisdiction over such action.