B Limitations Sample Clauses
The 'B Limitations' clause sets boundaries on the extent of obligations, liabilities, or rights within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines caps on damages, restricts certain types of claims, or specifies exclusions to what parties are responsible for. For example, it may state that a party is not liable for indirect or consequential damages, or that total liability is limited to a specific monetary amount. Its core practical function is to manage and allocate risk between the parties, ensuring that exposure to loss is predictable and controlled.
B Limitations. 2.1.B.1 The services provided pursuant to these Rates, Terms and Conditions are offered subject to the availability of facilities and the other provisions of these Rates, Terms and Conditions.
2.1.B.2 The Company does not undertake to transmit communications or messages, but rather furnishes facilities, Service and equipment for such transmissions by the Customer.
2.1. B.3 The Company retains the right to deny Service to any Customer which fails to comply with the rules and regulations of these Rates, Terms and Conditions, or other applicable rules, regulations or laws.