Foreseeable Damage Sample Clauses
The Foreseeable Damage clause limits the liability of parties in a contract to only those damages that could have been reasonably anticipated at the time the agreement was made. In practice, this means that if a breach occurs, the responsible party is only accountable for losses that were predictable and not for remote or unexpected consequences. This clause helps manage risk by preventing claims for extraordinary or unforeseeable damages, ensuring that liability remains fair and proportionate to what both parties could have expected.
Foreseeable Damage. Pecuniary Damages for Negligence.
Foreseeable Damage. To the extent that the limitation of liability in the German Telecommunications Act does not apply, Verizon's liability due to simple negligence will be limited to the amount of the typically foreseeable damages.
