Exclusion Clause Clause Samples

Exclusion Clause. An employee in this unit, who works less than a regularly scheduled workweek of 20 hours, or a substitute driver, is not entitled to any benefits contained herein unless expressly stated in this agreement, nor are they entitled to an established run. They will not be permitted to sign up for the extra work or field trip lists.

Exclusion Clause. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, this insurance excludes any loss, damage, liability, expense, fines, penalties or any other amount directly or indirectly caused by, in connection with, or in any way involving or arising out of Coronavirus (COVID-19) including any mutation or variation thereof, including any fear or thereat thereof, whether actual or perceived.

Exclusion Clause. If the Hirer is hiring the Chattels for the purposes of a business as defined in the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, the guarantees and undertakings applying to the Owner under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are excluded to the maximum extent permitted by the law.

Exclusion Clause. A) Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Parties, the supply shall not include the system design, the installation of the equipment supplied, specific tests, training courses and manuals, assistance during start-up as well as all the services, costs and products not mentioned in SACE's Order Confirmation. B) Packaging costs, taxes, duty stamps, customs' charges and duties as well as any other additional cost are not included in the prices unless otherwise specified in SACE's Order Confirmation.

Exclusion Clause. The provisions of this deed shall not be binding upon or enforceable against: 1.1 any person exercising a statutory right to buy or acquire any affordable housing unit their successors in title and' any mortgagee of that unit 1.2 Any mortgagee or chargee (or any receiverappointed by such mortgagee or charge) of an RP (provided that such mortgagee charge or receiver shall have first complied with the procedure in [paragraph 1.5) of the Third Schedule of the S106 Agreement) and their successors in title

Exclusion Clause. 2.1 The MGLL shall be reduced accordingly if the required equipment is not available (due to maintenance. calibration, breakage or other) for the required hours through no fault of GCT. If [***] has elapsed in the current month, then for [***] the MGLL will be [***]. If the allocated tester is down and caused GCT not to achieve the agreed utilization hours with WIP available, UTAC will not invoice GCT the minimum monthly revenue for the level caused by the non availability of the tester for GCT. 2.2 If GCT provides the loading to meet the Quarterly Rebate Incentive and the allocated Tester is not available and thereby causes GCT not to achieve the required utilization, GCT is still entitled to the rebate.

Exclusion Clause. The Host will not assume any obligations in the name of the Promoter nor shall it act in its name. The Host will always and exclusively act in its own name and on its own account, except with explicit authorisation from the University. The Promoter will not assume any obligations in the name of the Host nor will it act in its name. The Promoter will always and exclusively act in its own name and on its own account, except with explicit authorisation from the Host. The Promoter will not have to honour any obligations entered into by the Host, just as the Host will not have to honour any obligations entered into by the Promoter.

Exclusion Clause. In no case shall the Policy cover loss damage or expense caused by or arising from the Subject-matter insured undergoing any trade process such as, but not limited to, the cleaning or repairing or renovating or maintaining of the Subject-matter insured. The Policy shall not cover claims for rust, oxidisation, discolouration and/or pitting unless there is external evidence that such loss or damage occurred whilst this insurance was in force and was caused by a peril insured against at the time of loss. The amount recoverable shall not exceed such proportion of the cost of replacement or repair of such part as the insured value bears to the value of a new item (at the date of commencement of the insured transit) plus additional costs for forwarding and refitting the new part, if incurred. The Policy extends to reimburse the Assured for additional expenditure incurred by the Assured by reason of the exercise by the shipowners or charterers of any liberty granted by the contract of affreightment whereby solely in consequence of strikes, riots, civil commotions, lockouts of labour disturbances, or, solely in consequences of conditions arising therefrom making discharge in the normal course impossible, the Subject-matter insured is over-carried or discharged at a port other than the ultimate port of discharge named in the contract of affreightment. Such expenditure is payable irrespective of any other loss whether total or partial recoverable under the terms of any other insurance upon the interest, provided however that in no case shall the Insurer be liable for any claim unless the liberty referred to in this clause be exercised prior to the expiry of fifteen (15) days from midnight of the day on which the strikes, riots, civil commotions, lockouts or labour disturbances giving rise to the exercise of such liberty cease to be in active operation. Unless specified to the contrary in the Policy Schedule, in no case shall the Insurer be liable under this Strikes Diversion Expenses Clause for an amount greater than the original insured value of the Subject-matter insured or USD100,000 maximum any one loss or accident or occurrence or series of losses or accidents or occurrences arising out of one event, whichever is the lesser.

Exclusion Clause. 12.1 The Resident agrees that the Proprietor, servants or agents shall not be liable for any personal injury howsoever caused to the Resident within the Nursing Home where the Proprietor, servants or agents act in accordance with all legislative and regulatory requirements. 12.2 The Proprietor shall not be responsible or liable for any injury or loss suffered by the Resident outside the Nursing Home, its gardens, grounds or confines where the Proprietor, servants or agents act in accordance with all legislative and regulatory requirements. However, the Proprietor confirms, in accordance with Part 7 of the Regulations that the Proprietor has ensured that all providers with whom the Proprietor has entered into contractual relations, holds appropriate insurance in respect of loss or damage to the assets of the Resident and the delivery of services to him. 12.3 The Proprietor shall not be responsible or liable for the theft by any person whomsoever of any property or valuables of the Resident which have not been given to the Proprietor by the Resident for safe keeping.