Common use of No Recovery Clause in Contracts

No Recovery. No Seller Party shall be entitled to indemnification or contribution from any Acquired Company for any Losses that it is obligated to pay pursuant to any Claim brought by a Buyer Indemnitee. The foregoing shall not apply to Claims made against the Partnership, the General Partner or Buyer for a breach of any of the representations, warranties, covenants and agreements of the Partnership, the General Partner or Buyer set forth in this Agreement (each such Claim, a “Permitted Indemnification/Contribution”). If any right of indemnification or contribution from any Acquired Company under the Organizational Documents of such Acquired Company relating to a Claim (other than a claim for Permitted Indemnification/Contribution) is ultimately determined to be unwaivable, the Seller Parties shall indemnify the Buyer or the applicable Acquired Company to the full extent of such recovery. Except as set forth in this Section 10.16, each Seller Party hereby waives and releases any and all rights that it may have to assert claims of indemnification or contribution against any Acquired Company under this Agreement, any other Transaction Document, any other Contract or any provision of its Organizational Documents for any Losses that such Seller Party is obligated to pay pursuant to any Claim brought by a Buyer Indemnitee (other than a claim for Permitted Indemnification/Contribution).