Libel and Slander Sample Clauses

Libel and Slander. Liability caused by the publication or utterance of a libel or slander:
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Libel and Slander. ORGANIZER herby assumes responsibility for, indemnifies and agrees to hold COPERNICUS harmless from any liability upon any claim or action arising out of alleged slanderous or libelous statements in connection with any Performance in the Premises, any broadcasting of any radio or television program from the Premises, or any recording or publication of the same, and all costs and expense, including counsel fees, incurred in connection therewith.
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Libel and Slander. Underwriters agree to indemnify the Insured against all sums which the Insured shall become legally liable to pay as damages and claimant’s costs and expenses as a result of any Claim made against the Insured during the Period of Insurance for Lxxxx and Sxxxxxx by reason of words written or spoken by:
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Libel and Slander. 3.3.6.1 Defamation by any officer, governor or employee of the Council or the school is covered under this section.
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Libel and Slander. Subject otherwise to the terms, clauses and conditions of this Policy, the Company will indemnify the Insured up to RM200,000.00 which the Insured may become legally liable to pay in respect of claims made upon them in direct consequence of any libel and slander by the Insured in their professional capacity as stated in the Schedule, provided that this insurance shall not extend to any matter in a journal or publication or in any communication or contribution to the Press, Radio or Television. Conditions
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Libel and Slander. Indemnify the Insured against any Claim or Claims first made against them, or any of them during the Period of Insurance and which has been notified by the Insured to Underwriters in writing, during the Period of Insurance, for unintentional libel or slander by the Insured by reason of words written or spoken in connection with the conduct of the Professional Business.
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Libel and Slander. Termination of this agreement will occur should RESELLER be found responsible for any libel or slander which contains contempt, ridicule, degradation or disgrace of the GLH brand, GLH SELECT HOP grow group members or other members of this agreement.
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Libel and Slander. ORGANIZER xxxxx assumes responsibility for, indemnifies and agrees to hold XXXXXXXXXX harmless from any liability upon any claim or action arising out of alleged slanderous or libelous statements in connection with any Performance in the Premises, any broadcasting of any radio or television program from the Premises, or any recording or publication of the same, and all costs and expense, including counsel fees, incurred in connection therewith.
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Libel and Slander. This cover protects the School and Governors against their legal liability for:- - Libel associated with the school's business appearing in any publication by employees or governors including the local press, school newsletter, or minutes of meetings. - Slander uttered by employees or governors in the course of their official duties. If it is known that a publication or comment is likely to be of a contentious nature proper advice should be sought prior to the publication/comment. Property Insurance Summary
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