Liability Release Clause IP Comparison

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haftungsausschluss

A liability release clause IP comparison is a contractual provision under which one party is released from certain liability or obligations in connection with an IP comparison, provided that predefined criteria are met. The clause is intended to limit the risk for a party by excluding or restricting liability related to an IP comparison.

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