In Indiana, for example, a trial court held that a gas station operator and his helper had to pay to defend an oil company for its own negligence in injuring them with gasoline, a ruling based in part on an indemnification clause.
"It is not possible to determine the actual or estimated cost to the Government as a result of the use of an indemnification clause since the liability of the Government, if any, will depend upon the occurrence of an incident related to the performance of the contract," White wrote.
"Advent would contribute additional capital to the business over a three-year period, and Walmart would provide an indemnification for pre-closing tax and legal contingencies, as well as certain other matters," Walmart added.
There is probably not a man within the United States aiming at profit only, who would have trusted his money on such a security; or who would not at least have exacted an interest of 20, 30, or 40perCentt, as an indemnification for the fallen State of public credit.
He said he was given an indemnification agreement to sign in 2009 just as a special prosecutor was appointed by Attorney General Eric Holder to investigate the destruction of CIA interrogation videotapes and, later, the deaths of two CIA detainees.
Dr. Augustine then sued Arizant in a Minnesota state court asserting that it owed him, under an indemnification agreement, that $2 million fine plus millions of dollars more in salary.
Mr. Weiss may receive an "indemnification" for the painting, she said, although the sum of such a payment remains a matter for discussion.
Finally, it wanted to move within the region without paying the Knicks an indemnification fee.
We, as A.C. Milan, will claim an indemnification from U.S. Soccer.
The official terms of use for Skype, the popular phone and messaging service, also include an indemnification clause.
Countrywide itself is paying $20 million of Mr. Mozilo's $67.5 million payment as part of an indemnification agreement he has with the company.
