Sentence examples for full indemnity from inspiring English sources

Lawler is seeking $185,199.23 in costs despite his legal bill being paid by the NT government, which offered him full indemnity.

The indemnity clause was problematic however, for it stated that confiscated property "shall be held for full indemnity of any true and loyal citizen of these Confederate states," yet nowhere did the act define or offer any criteria for identifying "true and loyal citizens".

The developer seeks to reassure investors that their money is protected, despite not coming under the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) jurisdiction, as the money is placed in an escrow account – overseen by a UK based lawyer with full indemnity insurance.

Concluding that the all-or-nothing common law indemnity doctrine did not, in many situations, produce the equitable allocation of loss to which it aimed, the Dole court proceeded to modify the doctrine, holding that the "(r)ight to apportionment of liability or to full indemnity,..

490, a statute secured to a witness, called to testify concerning unlawful gaming, immunity against prosecution for any offense committed by him at the time and place indicated, and it was held that, as it gave to the witness full indemnity and assurance against any liability to prosecution, it was his duty to testify, notwithstanding that his answer might have a tendency to disgrace him.

In the letter, which campaigners passed to the BBC, Mr DeNardo wrote: "We are ready to give Thanet a full indemnity.

What SAS does instead is provide generous benefits like on-site day care, a full-indemnity health insurance plan (bet you thought this didn't exist any more), a 35-hour business week, recreational facilities -- as well as something much more important.

As a percentage of total indemnity payouts, high-liability risk specialty indemnity payouts accounted for 61% compared to 39% for low-liability risk specialties (Table  1).

US suggestions of full legal indemnity for suppliers were knocked by the Indian government, which is wary of trying to overturn a 2010 nuclear liability law in parliament.

A separate claim against GSK for full compensatory damages is being discussed with the Department of Health, as the pharmaceutical company had an indemnity in their contract to provide Pandemrix to the government.

Perhaps the board saw some fire in Yang's eyes at the meeting yesterday that made them willing to put their personal fortunes on the line and give a collective middle finger to Microsoft (because, yep, they're going to be sued, and fast, by their stockholders if this deal dies – and the board's indemnity agreements won't provide full protection).