Statutory Liability. Thewarrantiesofthe Supplierunderthis ARTICLEB7ofthe Specific Articlesarein addition to statutory or regulatory liabilities of the Supplier pursuant to the law of the country of the Site regarding the stability, solidity of the Supply and other hidden defects rendering the Supply unfit for their intended use and any other mandatory or default provisions of law applicable to the Supply.
Statutory Liability. The following provision is only applicable to customers in New Zealand.
Statutory Liability. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude our liability for any statutory liability that cannot be excluded or amended by agreement between the parties.
Statutory Liability. 9.1 The Seller does not exclude or restrict any legal liability it may have for death, or personal injury resulting from the negligence of the Seller, its employees, agents or sub-contractors.
Statutory Liability. Without limiting the generality of the provisions of Section 1.01, the parties acknowledge that the scope of the Claims to which the indemnity provided in such Section applies includes all Claims that relate to or arise from statutory liability imposed on the Indemnitee as a director or officer of the Companies.
Statutory Liability. The warranties of the Supplier under this ARTICLE B7 of the Specific Articles are in addition to statutory or regulatory liabilities of the Supplier pursuant to the law of the country of the Site regarding the stability, solidity of the Supply and other hidden defects rendering the Supply unfit for their intended use and any other mandatory or default provisions of law applicable to the Supply.
Statutory Liability any actual or alleged breach by an Insured of:
Statutory Liability. Reserve required as a liability by statute (e.g., government purchaser requirements).
Statutory Liability. (a) The Access Seeker agrees that other than for any express representations and warranties provided by nbn in this Agreement or Licence, to the extent permitted by Law, no representation has been made and no warranty is or has been expressly or impliedly given by or on behalf of nbn in respect of any matter relating to this Agreement or Licence.
Statutory Liability. Responsibility based on contractual relationships, arises if there is a default or violation of the agreement, while responsibility due to law is responsibility based on unlawful acts. In judicial practice, the definition of unlawful acts no longer adheres to a narrow stance/formulation, but has adopted a formula in a broad sense, namely unlawful acts have fulfilled alternative requirements including: 1. acts that are contrary to the legal obligations of the perpetrator; 2. violate the subjective rights of others; 3. violate the rules of decency; 4. contrary to the principles of propriety. According to Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx, legal protection is an effort to protect legal subjects, about what they can do to defend or protect the interests and rights of legal subjects. (Wirjono Prodjodikoro, 1992) The buyer in good faith has the right to be protected by his circumstances to ask the seller for fulfillment of achievements because his achievements have been fulfilled. The achievement that must be done by the seller is to carry out the transfer of property rights by making a sale and purchase deed that will be made before the PPAT because PPJB has been paid in full. InPPJB, it is usually agreed that when the buyer has paid off the payment for the land, the buyer and the seller will continue the transfer of rights by making a sale and purchase deed made before the PPAT. Here the buyer has in good faith carried out its obligations in the agreement, so the buyer is entitled to receive his rights. While the seller has fulfilled its rights, the selling party must fulfill its obligations for the transfer of rights. Legal protection for the parties to the agreement if the agreement is made in the form of a notarial deed or a deed of the land deed making official, then the deed of agreement automatically becomes a notarial deed so that the power of protection is in accordance with the protection of the autentic deed and returns to the provisions contained in Article 1338 of the Civil Code which applies as law for the parties. (Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, 2000) In article 1868 KUHPercivil, what is meant by authentic deed is a deed made in the form prescribed by law by / or before a public official authorized for that purpose, at the place where the deed was made. An au tentic deed has the power of proof in such a way that it is considered attached to the deed itself, meaning that the au tentic deed is binding evidence because what is written in the deed must be considered true and...
