Project Liability definition
Project Liability means in relation to any Party, any liability of the Project Business where that Party is liable to pay that liability in whole or in part in compliance with this deed.
Project Liability. Starlink could potentially become a competitive broadband offering that could limit the market potential of an operating partner ISP that is a ‘late market entrant.’ This would depend upon a number of factors, but Uptown would expect any potential operating partner considering last-mile expansion off of the Col-Pac fiber backbone to evaluate supply-side conditions. To complete this task, Uptown will conduct a strategic assessment of Starlink’s competitive position, end user value proposition, likely marketplace developments, technology developments, and resulting opportunities/risks. A combination of secondary research and subject matter expert opinions will be incorporated into our analysis.
Examples of Project Liability in a sentence
The consequences of a Participant’s failure to provide adequate reserves shall be borne by such Participant and shall not result in Project Liability.