Traduction de «clause de dégagement de responsabilité » (Français → Anglais) :

indemnity clause | hold-harmless clause | save-harmless clause

disclaimer clause [ disclaimer | exemption clause ]

disclaimer | legal disclaimer

indemnify and hold harmless [ indemnify and save harmless | indemnify and keep harmless | save harmless and keep indemnified ]

672.34 Where the jury, or the judge or provincial court judge where there is no jury, finds that an accused committed the act or made the omission that formed the basis of the offence charged, but was at the time suffering from mental disorder so as to be exempt from criminal responsibility by virtue of subsection 16(1), the jury or the judge shall render a verdict that the accused committed the act or made the omission but is not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder.

Although not directly within the scope of the terms of reference, the Common Law Team considered other possible solutions to the " serious liability problems being encountered by professional defendants" (63) These were compulsory insurance shemes, contractual exclusions of liability by professionals and capping professional liability by statute.

10. Calls on the Council and the Commission to include a binding CSR clause in all bilateral trade and investment agreements signed by the EU, on the basis of principles of CSR as defined at the international level, including in the 2010 update of the OECD Guidelines and in the standards defined by the UN (in particular the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights), the ILO and the EU; suggests that this clause should harmonise existing standards and concepts in order to ensure comparability and fairness and that it should contain measures for the monitoring of the effective implementation of these principles at EU level;

15. Calls on the Council and the Commission to include a binding corporate social responsibility (CSR) clause in all bilateral trade and investment agreements signed by the EU, on the basis of the CSR principles, as defined at international level, including in the 2010 update of the OECD Guidelines and standards defined by the UN (in particular the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights), the ILO and the EU; suggests that this clause harmonise existing standards and concepts in order to ensure comparability and fairness and that it contain measures for the monitoring of the effective implementation of these principles at EU ...[+++]level;