Limitations on Merck Funding Obligations Sample Clauses

Limitations on Merck Funding Obligations. 5.2.1. Any term of this Agreement (or the Escrow Agreement) to the contrary notwithstanding, Merck shall have no financial obligation under this Agreement other than its express obligations to make Funding Payments and/or to post Letters of Credit, in each case as described in Section 5.1. Merck shall have no obligation to pay (or to make any Funding Payment on account of), or reimburse any Program Claimant or Enrolling Counsel for, any costs or expenses incurred by such Program Claimant or Enrolling Counsel in connection with the Program. Neither Merck nor any of the other Merck Released Parties shall have any responsibility for the management of any of the Escrow Funds or Letters of Credit or any Liability to any Program Claimant arising from the handling of Program Claims by the Special Master and/or the Claims Administrator.
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