Statutory Liability Sample Clauses
The Statutory Liability clause defines the parties' responsibilities and obligations regarding compliance with laws and regulations relevant to the contract. It typically clarifies that each party must adhere to applicable statutes and may specify who bears liability if a breach of statutory duty occurs, such as environmental, health and safety, or employment laws. This clause ensures that legal compliance is maintained throughout the contractual relationship and allocates risk by making clear which party is responsible for statutory breaches, thereby protecting both parties from unforeseen legal consequences.
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Statutory Liability. Thewarrantiesofthe Supplierunderthis ARTICLEB7ofthe Specific Articlesarein addition to statutory or regulatory liabilities of the Supplier pursuant to the law of the country of the Site regarding the stability, solidity of the Supply and other hidden defects rendering the Supply unfit for their intended use and any other mandatory or default provisions of law applicable to the Supply.
Statutory Liability. Nothing in these Terms shall exclude our liability for any statutory liability that cannot be excluded or amended by agreement between the parties.
Statutory Liability. The following provision is only applicable to customers in New Zealand.
Statutory Liability. 9.1 The Seller does not exclude or restrict any legal liability it may have for death, or personal injury resulting from the negligence of the Seller, its employees, agents or sub-contractors.
9.2 The Seller does not exclude or restrict any of its legal obligations arising under Section 12 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended by the Sale and Supply of Goods Act 1994) and Section 2 of the Sale of Goods and Services Act 1982 and Part 1 of the Consumer Protection Act 1987.
Statutory Liability. Without limiting the generality of the provisions of Section 1.01, the parties acknowledge that the scope of the Claims to which the indemnity provided in such Section applies includes all Claims that relate to or arise from statutory liability imposed on the Indemnitee as a director or officer of the Companies.
Statutory Liability any actual or alleged breach by an Insured of:
(a) the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992; or
(b) any other Act of the New Zealand Parliament, including any amendments, re-enactments, replacements or Statutory Regulations of such Act.
Statutory Liability. The warranties of the Supplier under this ARTICLE B7 of the Specific Articles are in addition to statutory or regulatory liabilities of the Supplier pursuant to the law of the country of the Site regarding the stability, solidity of the Supply and other hidden defects rendering the Supply unfit for their intended use and any other mandatory or default provisions of law applicable to the Supply.
Statutory Liability. Without limiting clause 4.3, to the extent permitted by law, any liability of GreyScan in connection with any Equipment, Incidental Services or this Agreement under any term, condition, warranty, representation or right that is not excluded by clause 4.1 is, where permitted by law, limited at the option of GreyScan to the replacement, repair or resupply of the relevant goods or services or the payment of the cost of same.
Statutory Liability. Nothing in this Warranty shall exclude or limit liability for death or personal injury arising from the negligence or breach of strict statutory duty of Scania. In the event that a sale or supply is legally categorised as a Consumer transaction, the consumer rights as to quality and supply with due skill and care shall not be restricted or excluded.
Statutory Liability. Nothing contained in this Covenant will be construed to alter the Parties’ statutory and common law duties, rights and liabilities with respect to nuisance abatement, hazardous substance handling and remediation. Nothing contained in this Covenant will be construed to apportion liability for the cost of abating or remediating the occurrence of any nuisance or release of “hazardous substances” and “hazardous materials” as those terms may be defined by regulatory agencies.