Sentence examples for indemnity provisions from inspiring English sources

For years I've crossed out indemnity provisions in freelance contracts, and I did likewise for lacrosse.

One of the earliest listed Alan's life insurance policies, each with double indemnity provisions that would pay Harriet a total of $80,000 if it turned out that Alan had been murdered.

Beverly Blohm Stafford, a Halliburton spokeswoman, said that the company "remains confident that all the work it performed with respect to the Macondo well was completed in accordance with BP's specifications for its well construction plan and instructions," and so Halliburton, she said was protected from liability through indemnity provisions of its drilling contract.

Additionally, the various contracts and arrangements between the companies involved in the production may include any number of provisions that could affect liability including indemnity provisions, co-insurance agreements, waivers of subrogation, liability waivers, and even co-employment arrangements.

The exception dates to 1993, when the center's license agreement with the Parks Department was renegotiated and the indemnity provision was reversed so that the city began indemnifying Lincoln Center.

State institutions will not agree to this indemnity provision.

In (quasi) Willy Loman fashion, Gunner has made his own plans for checking out - on his terms; with a life-insurance policy that has a double-indemnity provision.

The amount and length of any indemnity escrow and a provision stating that the indemnity escrow will be the exclusive remedy for breaches of the agreement (and any exceptions from this exclusive remedy, including for breaches of "fundamental representations" such as capitalization and organization of the company).

In both cases, the responsibilities of the sponsor are confined to financial support to aspects of the project and the provision of indemnity in the event of research related injuries.

The scope of license, warranty, indemnity, and limitation of liability provisions usually consume the majority of the effort in negotiating an SIP License Agreement.

Moreover, the California contribution statute, by its own terms, expressly subordinates its provisions to common law indemnity rules; since the comparative indemnity rule we recognize today is simply an evolutionary development of the common law equitable indemnity doctrine, the primacy of such right of indemnity is expressly recognized by the statutory provisions.