Common use of Exceptions to Limitations Clause in Contracts

Exceptions to Limitations. Subject to clause 12.1, nothing in these Purchase Terms will limit any liability either party may have to the other: (a) for wilful default or fraud; (b) in the case of damage to tangible physical property caused by Supplier; or (c) for any unauthorised use of the other party’s Intellectual Property or Confidential Information.

Exceptions to Limitations. Subject to clause 12.111.1, nothing in these Purchase Terms will limit any liability either party may have to the other: (a) for wilful default or fraud; (b) in the case of damage to tangible physical property caused by Supplier; or (c) for any unauthorised use of the other party’s Intellectual Property or Confidential Information.

Exceptions to Limitations. Subject to clause 12.111.1, nothing in these Purchase Terms will limit any liability either party may have to the other: (a) for wilful default or fraud; (b) in the case of default, damage to tangible physical property caused by Supplierproperty, or fraud; or (cb) for any unauthorised use of the other party’s Intellectual Property or Confidential Information.

Exceptions to Limitations. Subject to clause 12.1, nothing in these Purchase thesePurchase Terms will limit any liability either party may have to the other: (a) for wilful default or fraud; (b) in the case of damage to tangible physical property caused by Supplier; or (c) for any unauthorised use of the other party’s Intellectual Property or Confidential Information.