Common use of INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS Clause in Contracts

INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS. The Seller shall not be liable whether for negligence, breach of contract, misrepresentation or otherwise, for any indirect or consequential loss or damage (inducting any loss of profit, goodwill, revenue or business opportunity that, in each case, is indirect or consequential) arising under or in connection with this Agreement.

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Sources: Share Purchase Agreement (Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC)

INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS. The Seller shall not be liable whether for negligence, breach of contract, misrepresentation or otherwise, for any indirect or consequential losses suffered or incurred in relation to a Claim. The Seller shall only be liable for a loss directly suffered or damage (inducting any loss of profit, goodwill, revenue or business opportunity that, in each case, is indirect or consequential) arising under or in connection with this Agreementincurred.

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Sources: Share Purchase Agreement (Owens & Minor Inc/Va/)