"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.
Yet the city's Law Department represented them anyway because of an indemnification agreement under which the city assumes the cost of defending any lawsuit arising from the 2004 convention that names the Republican National Committee.
Next, he said, any permission granted to the owners of the adjacent building should be put in writing and include an indemnification agreement providing that the co-op will be held harmless for any liability that could arise.
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.
"Unless there is a comfort level on the merits of the litigation with a meaningful indemnification, any prospective buyer and lender would have to think long and hard about moving forward with this purchase".
Caps are typical of any sort of indemnification, whether it be warranties, insurance policies, buyer protection or numerous other structures for risk amelioration that typically appear in auction markets.
"To be clear, it is BP's position, consistent with this indemnification, that any settlement between Transocean and any of its injured or deceased employees must include a full release of all BP entities from any and all claims or liability in connection with the Deepwater Horizon incident," said the letter, from John T. Hickey, a lawyer for BP.
Note that MIT does not extend any insurance coverage or indemnification to your business invitees.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology reserves the right to assume, at its sole expense, the exclusive defense and control of any matter subject to indemnification by you, in which event you will fully cooperate with Cornell Lab of Ornithology in asserting any available defenses.
