Indemnification and liquidated damages clause

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An indemnification and liquidated damages clause is a contract provision in logistics/transport that releases a party from liability for specified risks or claims (indemnity) and simultaneously imposes a predetermined contractual penalty (liquidated damages) for breaches or non-performance.

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