Common use of LIMITATIONS ON THE SELLERS’ LIABILITY Clause in Contracts

LIMITATIONS ON THE SELLERS’ LIABILITY. 7.1 The Sellers are not liable in respect of a Relevant Claim unless and until the amount that would otherwise be recoverable from all the Sellers (but for this clause 7.1) in respect of that Relevant Claim, when aggregated with any other amount or amounts recoverable in respect of other Relevant Claims, exceeds US$100,000 Provided That each Seller's liability in respect of a Relevant Claim shall be several and limited to: 7.1.1 where such Relevant Claim relates to the Shares, the percentage of such Relevant Claim that appears against its name under the column titled "Percentage of Price allocated to Shares" in schedule 4; and 7.1.2 where such Relevant Claim relates to the IFC Debt and/or the DEG Debt, the percentage of such Relevant Claim that appears against its name under the column titled "Percentage of Price allocated to Debt" in schedule 4. 7.2 The Sellers' total liability in respect of all Relevant Claims is limited to the aggregate purchase price paid by the Buyers pursuant to clause 5 and severally received or receivable by the Sellers pursuant to this Agreement. 7.3 The Buyers shall have no claim whatsoever against any director, shadow director, officer, employee, or agent of the Sellers (or any of them) in respect of any claim for a breach of the Warranties.