"Ten years ago, there were 150 commercial insurers providing indemnity to the major auditors," says Tom McGrath, a senior partner at E&Y: "Now there are ten .In theory, such pressure is a disciplining force on the profession.
But there was criticism from some politicians, including Plaid Cymru AM Rhodri Glyn Thomas, that the council had agreed to provide indemnity related to Mr James's legal fees in relation to the action.
He said it was only "fair" and "proper" that people were able to find out if they were wanted for questioning, but said he did not support any scheme where the letters could be seen to provide indemnity or court immunity.
The Belfast, and South Eastern HSCTs are sponsoring and providing indemnity for this study.
Commercial certifiers, such as accountants, lawyers, or notaries, may provide indemnities, such as insurance of validity, to inquisitors for a fee.
In the meantime, it has provided bidders with indemnity clauses that would protect them against a protracted legal battle.
Although it is important for the government to focus on medical assistance for households that have medical expense burdens, it needs to consider providing income indemnity insurance to protect them.
A spokesperson for Zurich said the high court ruling confirmed that Land of Leather had breached "fundamental terms" of its insurance policy, which meant it did not provide an indemnity for customers injured by the Linkwise sofas.
It is understood that the state has also been asked to provide retrospective indemnity for cases that emerge under the existing contract.
The result of the deliberations was a treaty signed on December 31 , 1806 which contained no provision against impressments and provided no indemnity for the seizure of goods and vessels.
