Common use of Time for Claims Clause in Contracts

Time for Claims. A Party may assert or make a claim against the other Party for any breach of this Agreement, or for that other Party's liability under this Agreement (including an Indemnification Claim), only within two years after the breach or other event constituting the basis for that claim occurred, even if not discovered until after that two-year period. Nevertheless, the two-year limit on the time for asserting or making any claim shall not apply to a claim (including an Indemnification Claim) based on a Third-Party Claim.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Services Agreement (Sabre Group Holdings Inc), Services Agreement (Sabre Group Holdings Inc), Services Agreement (Sabre Group Holdings Inc)

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Time for Claims. A Party party may assert or make a claim against the other Party for any breach of this Agreement, or for that other Party's liability under this Agreement (including an Indemnification Claim)Agreement, only within two (2) years after the breach or other event constituting discovery of the basis for that claim occurredevents giving rise to the claim; except that, even if not discovered until after that two-year period. Neverthelesswith respect to an Indemnification Claim based on a Third Party Claim, the two-year limit period shall begin on the time for asserting or making any claim shall not apply to a claim (including an Indemnification Claim) based on a date that the Third-Party ClaimClaim is asserted or made.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Certain Portions (Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc)

Time for Claims. A Party party may assert or make a claim against the other Party party for any breach of this Agreement, or for that other Partyparty's liability under this Agreement (including an Indemnification Claim)Agreement, only within two years after the breach or other event constituting the basis for that claim occurred, even if not discovered until after that two-year periodoccurred or was discovered. Nevertheless, the two-year limit on the time for asserting or making any claim shall not apply to a claim (including an Indemnification Claimindemnification claim under ARTICLE 14) based on a Third-Third Party Claim.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement (Sabre Group Holdings Inc)

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Time for Claims. A Party may assert or make a claim against the other Party for any breach of this Agreement, or for that other Party's liability under this Agreement (including an Indemnification Claim), only within two three (3) years after the breach or other event constituting the basis for that claim occurred, even if not discovered until after that twothree-year period. Nevertheless, the twothree-year limit on the time for asserting or making any claim shall not apply to a claim (including an Indemnification Claim) based on a Third-Party party Claim.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement (Sabre Holding Corp)

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