Indemnity in a sentence as a noun

I wonder whether what we need is, in fact, some sort of collective scheme - like a form of indemnity insurance.

I believe the general principle is that you have freedom of speech, but you do not have indemnity from the harmful consequences of your speech.

I hope Egor will be given sufficient indemnity for his actions, as, even if misguided, they were clearly well intentioned.

Carpathia claims indemnity against claims by pointing at MegaUpload and the Feds, but probably gets joined in a bunch of messy lawsuits.

Whoever is providing the self-driving cars will need to have large amounts of indemnity insurance to cover potential losses.

Even with an indemnity agreement in place, there is a strong incentive here for the company to claim that your conduct falls outside its parameters.

"No, jury nullification depends in a large part with the constitutional double indemnity clause.

Is there any open-source, royalty-free technology you can think of that comes with a legal indemnity against patent lawsuits?

I've never had to do it before but my understanding is that getting vendors to sign those BAA contracts and get the indemnity insurance they offer is not trivial.

For instance, they can get big corporations to cooperate and offer them indemnity, while you can't. Even more importantly, their ability to lock you up and smack you around with a pipe wrench when they catch you spying greatly exceeds your ability to do the same to them.

The government can not forbid you from shouting fire in a crowded theatre - but free speech does not come with indemnity: You are responsible for the consequences of your actions, including your speech.

It's an indemnity clause.>Is this the usual sort of agreement for such a service?Yes, unless you're paying a good deal of money for something like a Colo with 1hour SLA or an AWS instance with a high SLA.

Another thing to note is even if you are allowed to select a voluntary product like dental or health indemnity product, there is little or no choice on the specific riders or benefit amounts which lowers the "anti-selection" for riders.

Indemnity definitions

noun

protection against future loss

See also: insurance

noun

legal exemption from liability for damages

noun

a sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury

See also: damages amends indemnification restitution redress