Limitation Clause definition

Limitation Clause means the provisions referred to in Item 4 of the Declarations. Other loss means the damages which the Policyholder ls legally entitled to, or would be legally entitled to, from a Warrantor on account of a breach of a warranty contained in the Agreement which is not marked as "Included" in Column (2) of Part A or Part B of the Warranty and Indemnity Schedule. Policyholder means the person stated in Item 1 of the Declarations. Policy Period means:
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Examples of Limitation Clause in a sentence

  • Both of such insurance coverages shall provide adequate navigation limits to cover the Work to be performed hereunder and shall have the Charterer’s and/or Owner’s Limitation Clause deleted.

  • Both of such insurance coverages shall provide adequate navigation limits to cover the use of the Pipe hereunder and shall have the Charterer's and/or Owner's Limitation Clause deleted.

  • The provisions of Clause 1 (Interpretation), Clause 8 (Indemnity and Limitation), Clause 9 (Intellectual Property Rights), Clause 13 (Audit Rights of the Subscriber), Clause 14 (Confidentiality), Clause 17 (Consequences of Termination), Clause 18 (Inadequacy of Damages), Clause 21 (Notices), Clause 22 (Miscellaneous) and Clause 23 (Governing Law) shall survive the termination or expiry of this Agreement.