Indemnification/Hold-Harmless Clause for Recalls

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

A hold-harmless/indemnification clause related to recalls determines that one party releases the other from liability, claims, and costs arising from a product recall. It specifies cost allocation, obligations, and the division of liability risk between the parties.

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