Special Duty Limit Sample Clauses

A Special Duty Limit clause sets a specific cap on the amount of liability or coverage for certain duties or obligations under a contract or insurance policy. This clause typically applies to particular risks, services, or types of claims, such as limiting the insurer’s responsibility for a specific peril or capping a contractor’s liability for a defined task. By establishing a clear maximum exposure for these special duties, the clause helps both parties manage risk and avoid unexpected financial burdens related to those specific obligations.
Special Duty Limit. Bargaining unit members shall work no more than 900 special duty assignment hours each fiscal year. A member who has reached the 900 hour maximum will not be permitted to work a special duty assignment until a new fiscal year begins.