Common use of Liability Exclusions Clause in Contracts

Liability Exclusions. Whilst we will use our best efforts to minimise disruption to your system, we cannot be responsible for any unforeseen consequences of our services. A hardware fault within the manufacturer’s warranty period should be addressed by the vendor. . We cannot be responsible or liable to you in relation to any service regarding the following: invalidation of warranty; any failure of your hardware during the service; any loss or corruption of data, software, information or records; any loss of (or interruption to) business or contracts; any subsequent malware or virus infection; any losses you may suffer arising from your use of (or failure to use) any anti-virus software; ... any failure by you to follow our reasonable advice, recommendations or instructions; nor any other loss that is not reasonably foreseeable. Repairs to laptops and similar equipment: these are not designed for repeated disassembly, every time the case is opened to carry out a repair there will be a possibility of some unavoidable, but usually very minor, collateral damage. By agreeing to a laptop repair you acknowledge that we will not be liable for such beyond the charge made for the repair. INFORMATION WE REQUIRE AND USE OF INFORMATION Under new regulations (General Data Protection Regulation) we are not allowed to hold personal data without your express and informed consent. Full details of information stored are shown on our website, and will be explained on request. Please initial each line to show your consent. If you do not give consent for lines 1, 2 & 3 I will be unable to accept the repair.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Service Agreement, Service Agreement, Service Agreement