Some say that Canada's banks are flattered by a huge indemnity offered by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp (CMHC), a public institution that insures mortgages with a loan-to-value ratio of more than 80%.
But Mr Hayes said on Thursday that he was "satisfied by the indemnity offered by RiverOak to protect the council against the costs of the Compulsory Purchase Order".
However, there has been concern about the financial indemnities offered by RiverOak - the US firm interested in buying and running the airport.
The term "option" means an agreement, contract, or transaction that is of the character of, or is commonly known to the trade as, an "option", "privilege", "indemnity", "bid", "offer", "put", "call", "advance guaranty", or "decline guaranty".
If a player tests positive for a banned substance while using Usana products, the company said, it would double her previous year's prize money, up to $1 million, as well as offer indemnity to the Tour.
For a real estate deal, does it require that the company offer indemnity or liability to investors if they fail to follow through on their procedures?
In some programs, participants must pay out-of-pocket for healthcare costs up to specified deductible levels (per health shock episode or per year)10 before additional costs are covered by indemnities, Other programs offer first dollar coverage (i.e., zero deductible).
Today it still offers indemnity plans, which provide discounts for certain medical services, to workers otherwise ineligible for more comprehensive coverage.
In August 1691 the government offered an indemnity to all chiefs who should take an oath of allegiance before January 1 , 1692
When in 1810 Prussia was faced with insolvency and could hardly maintain payments of the indemnity to Napoleon, Hardenberg offered his services to restore the state's finances.
She was also a flapperish coquette who, encased in a marriage to an emotionally remote older man, took Gray as a lover and conspired with him in a sloppy murder plot, after insuring her husband's life with a sizable policy that offered "double indemnity" in case of accidental death.
