"indemnification against" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a guarantee of protection from a possible loss or harm. For example: "The company provides indemnification against any losses resulting from the use of their products."
FutureWorld assists corporations through its predictions of disasters and indemnification against negligence lawsuits by serving as their scapegoat.
It extended a law limiting owner liability in case of accidents and, for the first few new reactors, offered $18 billion in loan guarantees, $2 billion in indemnification against cost overruns and $1 billion in tax breaks.
"Though this agreement does not provide indemnification against fines and penalties, punitive damages or certain other potential noncompensatory claims, we do not consider these items to represent a significant risk to Cameron," Jack Moore, the chief executive, said in a statement.
"[It should also] provide a stronger opportunity for both of Microsoft's new platforms - Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 - because they come with indemnification against Apple, suddenly making them far safer".
"[It should also] provide a stronger opportunity for both of Microsoft's new platforms - Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 - because they come with indemnification against Apple, suddenly making them far safer". However, manufacturers will have to weigh up Android's popularity before making a move.
It is an indemnification against failure," Sher says.
Can the buyer offset indemnification claims against the earn-out?
Furthermore, the Rams franchise alleges that it has an express contractual indemnification right against the CVC for claims arising out of its operations, functions and obligations, including with respect to the PSLs.
RadioShack also faced protest from a separate lender group demanding indemnification from a $129 million lawsuit against it related to RadioShack's bankruptcy.
Paonessa brought a cross action against the Commonwealth for indemnification in the event it should be held liable to Chase.
ancillary jurisdiction over the counties' cross-claim against the state for indemnification.
