Direct Damage definition
Examples of Direct Damage in a sentence
Except in respect of liability under clauses 22, 26.8, 26.11 and 26.12, each party (and its officers, employees and agents) will be liable under or in connection with this agreement (whether in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise) to the other party for only direct damage to the physical property of any person ("Direct Damage") that results from a breach of this agreement, negligence, or failure to exercise Good Electricity Industry Practice.
Such a breach gives rise to compensation for any Direct Damage that the other Party can demonstrate, subject to the limitations provided for in paragraph 7.2.3.
The Parties to this Contract shall be liable to one another for any Direct Damage.
The Party in breach and/or at fault will indemnify the other Party and compensate it for any Direct Damage, including for claims by third parties in relation to such Direct Damage.
Subject to clause 23.2, the Operator is not liable for any Direct Damage or Indirect Damage caused by or arising out of any refusal to Receive Gas under clause 5.3, unless the refusal is deemed to be a Curtailment under clause 5.5, in which case clause 17 applies.