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A limitation (a cap) of liability clause is a contractual provision that restricts the amount of damages a client can recover from a company. Uncapped liability is a liability without a limit.
A limitation (a cap) of liability clause is a contractual provision that restricts the amount of damages a client can recover from a company. Uncapped liability is a liability without a limit.
Absolutely not. General liability disclaimer does not cover negligence.
A term included in a contract that seeks to limit the liability of a party under the contract
The clause in a policy of insurance on a motorcycle, provides that if the owner of the motorcycle is injured by a negligent driver of another vehicle who doesn't have liability or insurance, then the insurance company will pay its insured's damages.
A sunset clause is a provision in a liability policy which states that the insurer will respond only to losses reported before some predetermined future date (sunset), usually a set period after the expiration of the policy.
No Excuses was created in 1994.
excusa = (he/she) excuses (verb) excusas = excuses (noun) 'disculpa/disculpas' work in the same way.
A clause that prohibits liability for costs incurred by demolishing property that is not damaged. This is frequently done due to building ordinances that require demolition of structures after they suffer a certain amount of damage. -Sadhiq Sajahan (sms-rox)
les excuses
The excuses do not 'sink in'. i.e- you will not fool me.
This is a reinsurance wording clause commonly used in Liability treaty reinsurance. It excludes coverage for liabilities arising in the USA or Canada, but provides a limited write-back of coverage for certain products liability/public liability/employers liability and (in the case of the latest version of LGT 397) personal liability where such coverage is incidental to the underlying policy. - The reason for that is the widespread endeavour to immunize non-US-related reinsurance treaties against US-jurisdiction.