Common use of Terms Implied by Law Clause in Contracts

Terms Implied by Law. We agree to provide Services to you subject only to the terms, conditions and warranties con- tained in this Standard Form of Agreement and those which are implied by law and cannot be excluded. For example, if the Service we supply to you is of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use then it may be implied by law that: a. the Service must be provided with due care and skill; and b. any goods supplied in connection with the Service will be reasonably fit for the purpose for which they are supplied. In the event that we breach a term, condition or warranty that is implied by law and cannot be excluded then, subject to our right to limit our liability for that breach in Clause 15.3, we will be liable for that breach in accordance with the law applied in the courts having jurisdiction over this Agreement.

Terms Implied by Law. We agree to provide Program Services to you subject only to the terms, conditions and warranties con- tained contained in this Standard Form of Agreement and those which are implied by law and cannot be excluded. For example, if the Program Service we supply to you is of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use then it may be implied by law that: a. (a) the Program Service must be provided with due care and skill; and b. (b) any goods supplied in connection with the Program Service will be reasonably fit for the purpose for which they are supplied. In the event that we breach a term, condition or warranty that is implied by law and cannot be excluded then, subject to our right to limit our liability for that breach in Clause 15.316.3, we will be liable for that breach in accordance with the law applied in the courts having jurisdiction over this Agreement.