(D) Claims arising (i) from indemnification agreements between the contractor and a subcontractor or subcontractors, or (ii) from such arrangements and further indemnification arrangements between subcontractors at any tier; provided that all such arrangements were entered into pursuant to regulations prescribed or approved by the Secretaries of Defense, the Army, the Navy, or the Air Force.
Under N.H.L. bylaws, a majority vote of the league's 29 other clubs is the criterion for approving a move; Toronto and Buffalo would be able to ask for indemnification fees in exchange for dropping their opposition.
According to Mr. Neugebauer, the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, which created the new federal overseer of Fannie and Freddie Mac, allowed for the indemnification contracts to be voided.
Mr. Wooley, the HUD spokesman, pointed to several recent steps F.H.A. had taken to improve its oversight of approved lenders, including requests for additional indemnification.
In bankruptcy, the Bear directors would have had to rely on Bear itself for this indemnification and the bankruptcy trustee might not be so forthcoming.
As discussed, the breadth of the representations in the sale agreement will affect not only a seller's potential liability for indemnification claims, but also for fraud claims.
For example, although indemnification is not required for injuries or damage incidental to the lawful use of armed force, compensation may be provided as a humanitarian gesture.
It is then up to the spouse who was not responsible for the debt to pursue the other spouse for indemnification.
April 24 Lawyers for Walsh, right, and the N.F.L. reached a deal for Walsh to share what he knew in exchange for indemnification; the league agreed to cover all his future legal fees.
In deals, survival is how the buyer and seller describe the time limits for when a party (usually the seller) can be held liable for indemnification.
Demands for indemnification don't just come from businesses.
