The bank argues that it was indemnified against some liabilities when it bought Washington Mutual, a failed mortgage lender, from the FDIC during the financial crisis.
But it would be three years before the US department of veterans' affairs reluctantly agreed to back a medical investigation, examining 300,000 former servicemen - only a fraction of those who had complained of being sick - with the government warning all participants that it was indemnified from lawsuits brought by them.
Although the scheme is indemnified by the Treasury, it "is designed to avoid the public sector taking on the risk of losses," the Bank said.
The branches of municipal government are now at cross-purposes when it comes to who has access to law enforcement and who is indemnified from prosecution or investigation.
So, presumably, whatever happened to Zubaydah after August is indemnified by the Obama invisibility cloak.
She dropped the claim after News UK – the News Corp subsidiary that under a previous guise as News International published the now-defunct News of the World – which was indemnifying her costs, said it would not be seeking to be reimbursed following her acquittal on all charges.
"Consequently, if support is channeled through the IMF, the fund will need a guarantee from the euro zone that it will be indemnified in case of a (debt) restructuring".
It also wants to be indemnified against any legal action taken as a result of its plan to reduce operations at Malpensa.
They're the plaintiffs in the various shareholder suits, and H.P. is spending their money to defend its board and, ironically, Mr. Hurd, because he's indemnified under his former employment agreement.
I just wanted to be indemnified against another disease.
