Common use of Liability Clause in Contracts

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. 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 use that is unusualorcontrarytothe Vendor’swarnings unusual or contrary to the Vendor’s warnings or, inany in any case, different to its intendeduseintended use; d) use of product with non-original components; e) improper conservation