The part of a contract that makes one party promise to cover losses or harm for the other party if certain bad things happen is called an indemnification clause, also commonly referred to as an indemnity clause. This clause is a specific contractual provision where one party, known as the indemnitor, contractually agrees to compensate the other party, known as the indemnitee, for specific losses, damages, liabilities, or expenses that the indem....
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