Common use of No Admission of Fault Clause in Contracts

No Admission of Fault. The entry of this Agreement is not intended as nor shall it be construed as an admission of fault or liability by either Party.

No Admission of Fault. The entry of this This Agreement is entered into by the Parties for the purpose of compromising and settling any potential dispute. It does not intended as constitute, nor shall it be construed as as, an admission of fault or and/or liability by either Partyany party for any purpose.

No Admission of Fault. The entry of This Agreement, the monies paid and other consideration given by either Party under this Agreement is not intended as nor shall it be construed as NOT constitute an admission of fault fault, wrongdoing or liability by either Partyliability.

No Admission of Fault. The entry of This Agreement, the monies paid and other consideration given by any Party under this Agreement is not intended as nor shall it be construed as NOT constitute an admission of fault fault, wrongdoing or liability by either Partyliability.

No Admission of Fault. The entry terms and conditions of this Agreement is shall not intended as nor shall it be construed as deemed an admission of fault or liability by either PartyParty or any admission that either Party violated any laws or contractual obligations or dealt with one another in bad faith. Except for enforcement of this Agreement, this Agreement shall not be admissible in any other cause of action between the Parties.