Common use of Liability/damage Clause in Contracts

Liability/damage. 8.1. The Contractor is liable for all damages caused by him/herself or by engaged third parties to the Client or the Third Party during the execution of the tasks under this Agreement. The Contractor is also liable for all damages to the Client resulting from the Contractor's failure to fulfill his/her obligations under the agreement adequately. 8.2. The Client accepts no liability for, and the Contractor indemnifies the Client against, any claim or demand against the Client concerning illness, injury, and/or death of the third parties engaged by the Contractor or the Contractor him/herself, except in cases where the claim or demand results from the Client's actions. 8.3. The Contractor indemnifies the Client against all third-party claims related to and resulting from the Contractor's or the Contractor's replacement's execution of the tasks under this agreement. 8.4. The liability division between the Client and the Contractor must consider the principles of reasonableness and fairness and the usual liability limitations in the industry. This means that the Contractor's liability towards the Client under this agreement is limited to an amount of €500,000.00 per incident and €500,000.00 per year, provided these amounts can be adjusted to the amounts applicable in a specific industry, such as the maximum amounts applied by the Third Party in this context.