Common use of No Guarantee of Executions Clause in Contracts

No Guarantee of Executions. The Client acknowledges the fact that extraordinary events/technical difficulties may prevent or otherwise hinder the execution of the Client’s Instructions. The Client agrees that Bigboss will not be liable for any loss, actual or projected, resulted, directly or indirectly, from government actions, price variations, exchange/market restrictions, equipment, communication and systems failure and breakdowns, unauthorized access or trade Instructions, and other physical and technical restraints and conditions beyond Bigboss control. Bigboss shall not be liable for losses arising from the default of any agent or any other party used by Bigboss under this Agreement.

No Guarantee of Executions. The Client acknowledges the fact that extraordinary events/technical difficulties may prevent or otherwise hinder the execution of the Client’s Instructions. The Client agrees that Bigboss will not be liable for any loss, actual or projected, resulted, directly or indirectly, from government actions, price variations, exchange/market restrictions, equipment, communication and systems failure and breakdowns, unauthorized access or trade Instructions, and other physical and technical restraints and conditions beyond Bigboss Bigboss’s control. Bigboss shall not be liable for losses arising from the default of any agent or any other party used by Bigboss under this Agreement.