Civil Liability definition

Civil Liability means any civil liability resulting from an obligation, function, power or duty of a Member arising under law and includes any public liability and any liability for negligence of the Member.

Civil Liability means the financial consequences incurring to an individual or a legal entity when it is civilly liable for damage caused to third parties.

Civil Liability means any liability not being criminal resulting from an obligation, function, power or duty of a Member arising under law.

Examples of Civil Liability in a sentence

• The Purchase shall have Right to Recourse against the Contractor in accordance with provisions under Section 17(a) of Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, 2010, with following limitations, as stipulated in Rule 24 of the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Rules, 2011 a) The Contractors liability shall be to the extent of the Operators liability under sub-section 6 of the Act or the value of the contract, whichever is less.

• To avoid doubt, the parties agree that section 35 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) applies to any apportionable claim relating to this agreement.

• The Participating Owners recognize the success of the international system of compensation for oil pollution from ships established by the 1992 Civil Liability and Fund Conventions, and they are aware that it may need to be revised or supplemented from time to time in order to ensure that it continues to meet the needs of society.

• Part 4 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) does not apply to this Licence.

• If applicable, on opening of the site, the Purchaser will send the Supplier a certificate of cover for the additional Contractors' All Risks and Decennial Civil Liability policies.

More Definitions of Civil Liability

Civil Liability the organizers have taken out a contract covering their civil liability as well as that of the participants involved. It takes effect only on the official route and for the duration of the event, for participants who are regularly registered, checked at the start, on the course and up to the finish. Individual accident: It is up to the participants to guarantee themselves at the time of registration.

Civil Liability means a civil liability as defined in the Scheme Regulations; “Customer” means a customer as defined in the Scheme Regulations; “Loss” means a loss which has been the subject of a valid claim

Civil Liability means legal liability arising from any Claim for compensation arising out of the Professional Business.

Civil Liability means the liability giving rise to a claim subject to limitation under Article 2 of the 1996 Convention, with the exception of claims covered by Regulation (EC) No …/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council [on the liability of passenger carriers by sea or by inland waterway in the event of accident]9;

Civil Liability means Liability for the compensatory damages, costs and expenses that a civil court might order the insured to pay on a claim (as opposed to criminal liability or penalties). It includes the legal costs of the person making the claim, for which the insured becomes legally liable to pay.

Civil Liability for the entire duration of the assignment, the temporary personnel is under the supervision and control of the User Company who shall therefore act as principal and who, by virtue of Article 1242 of the Civil Code, has the civil liability for any damages, of any kind whatsoever, caused by the temporary personnel during the assignment. Xxxxxxx People shall not be liable for any breach by the temporary personnel of any information and technology policies or other rules of the User Company, which have not been brought to its attention or that of the temporary personnel. Compliance with the provisions of the Temporary Staffing Contract: the information and details in the Temporary Staffing Contract are provided under the User Company’s own responsibility, in accordance with article 2 of these General Terms and Conditions. Xxxxxxx People shall under no circumstance be liable in the event a third party is introduced into the carrying out of the assignment or in the event the User Company decides to make the temporary worker available to a third party. Safety: in accordance with Article L.1251-21 et seq. of the Labour Code, the User Company is responsible and liable for the temporary personnel’s working conditions (notably in relation to hygiene and safety), for the onboarding and information of temporary workers, and for the enhanced safety training for the positions that carry a risk in accordance with Article L.4141- 2 et seq. of the Labour Code. The User Company is also responsible and liable for the provision of protective equipment. Work-related accidents: any work-related accident must be declared by the User Company, within twenty-four (24) hours and by registered letter to Xxxxxxx People, to the prevention service of the CRAM and to the labour inspector. If the courts acknowledge the existence of an inexcusable fault by the User Company at the origin of the accident, Xxxxxxx People will have the right to claim reimbursement from the User Company of all the financial consequences arising from this inexcusable fault.

Civil Liability means the liability