Excluded Limitations Sample Clauses
The 'Excluded Limitations' clause defines specific liabilities or types of damages that are not subject to the general limitations of liability set out elsewhere in a contract. In practice, this means that while most claims may be capped or restricted, certain categories—such as those arising from gross negligence, willful misconduct, or breaches of confidentiality—remain fully enforceable without limitation. This clause ensures that parties cannot use general liability caps to avoid responsibility for particularly serious or sensitive breaches, thereby allocating risk more fairly and protecting against egregious conduct.
Excluded Limitations. The above indemnifications shall not be limited by the availability of insurance coverage to the indemnifying party, or by any protection afforded the indemnifying party under the Workers’ Compensation Acts, Disability Acts or other employee benefits acts.
Excluded Limitations. A. Final Design Subject to Change – The final design must be approved by the City before commencement of construction. With the prior approval of the City, the Duct System may be changed at Tachus’ reasonable discretion, subject to the provision that Contractor will make no changes or modifications to the design that will reduce quality or reliability. Furthermore, Contractor reserves the right to make modifications to the Duct System during the Term of the Duct Lease as it deems appropriate for the purposes of supporting the Internet Service. Extent of Duct Lease – as shown in the EXHIBIT E: INTERNET SERVICE AREAS AND DUCT SYSTEM MAP.
B. Contractor’ FttH System – any and all splice cases, equipment, along with all related appurtenances, installed by Contractor, is owned by Contractor (the “Contractor FttH System”), not subject to this Agreement, and for clarity, no rights or interest are granted to Shenandoah in Contractor’ FttH System.