TORT Clause Samples
The TORT clause defines the extent to which parties are liable for damages arising from tortious acts, such as negligence or misrepresentation, in connection with the contract. Typically, this clause limits or excludes liability for certain types of tort claims, specifying whether damages outside of contractual breaches—like those resulting from personal injury or property damage—are covered or excluded. Its core function is to allocate and manage risk between the parties by clarifying the boundaries of liability for non-contractual wrongs, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential exposure to unforeseen claims.
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TORT. Neither SNI nor any of its agents, contractors, technicians or any tier shall be liable to ISP or any other person or organization for any damage whatsoever in tort (whether based in negligence, willful conduct or strict liability) for any act or omission by ISP or any of its servants, employees, or agents or any use (other than its own intended purpose), tampering, or illegal use of the by the customers which arises out of or is in connection with the services of SNI covered by the terms of this Agreement.
TORT. This wrongful act or an infringement of right leading to legal liability. In ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ v UCH Board of Management, a hospital's board of management were held liable for the negligence of the medical staff on duty the day an in patient fell to his death.
TORT. 5.1 The contract shall be without prejudice to any rights either party may have against the other in tort.
TORT. For a value of FIVE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS (US$ 500,000,000) per claim, but in the aggregate with respect to ANV 52G civil and product liability, whose purpose is guaranteeing any damages or losses caused to the COMPANY and/or third parties due to the performance, nonperformance or undue performance of the supply. Coverage must be in force throughout the term of the Agreement and four (4) months more. The insured parties will be TERPEL and AEROVIAS DEL CONTINENTE AMERICANO S.A. AVIANCA and the beneficiaries will be any third parties affected.