Common use of Contractual Liability Clause in Contracts

Contractual Liability. any loss, liability or costs and expenses arising out of or from any contract or agreement which the insured has entered into unless it is proven that, and then only to the extent that, liability would have attached in the absence of such contract.

Contractual Liability. any claim, loss, liability liability, expenses, costs or defence costs and expenses arising out of directly or indirectly from any contract or agreement which liability assumed by the insured has entered into under any express warranty, guarantee or other agreement unless it is proven that, and then only to the extent that, such liability would have attached to the insured in the absence of such contractexpress warranty, guarantee or other agreement.

Contractual Liability. any loss, arising from liability or costs and expenses arising out of or from others assumed by the Insured under any contract or agreement which agreement, unless the insured has entered into unless it is proven that, and then only to liability of the extent that, liability Insured would have attached in the absence of such contractcontract or agreement.

Contractual Liability. any loss, liability or costs and expenses arising out of or from any contract or agreement which the insured has entered into unless it is proven that, and then only to the extent that, liability would have attached in the absence of such contract.

Contractual Liability. any loss, liability or costs and expenses arising out of, based upon or attributable to any breach of or from any contract or agreement which the insured has entered into unless it is proven thatagreement, and then only including any guarantee or warranties, except to the extent that, liability that the company would have attached been liable in the absence of such contractcontract or agreement.