(1) Indemnity from prosecution

(2) The Chinese government ceded Hong Kong to Great Britain and paid an indemnity for lost and damaged property.

(3) The money, he said, was an indemnity from the Argentine government for jailing him during the last military regime.

(4) A deed of indemnity

(5) The difference, however, is that the risk has not been excluded from the policy and therefore, we have always been providing an indemnity in respect of legal liability for such claims.

(6) That is, no claim other than the claims for indemnity under the insurance policies: in contemplation at the time of entering into the deed.

(7) Indemnity insurance

(8) Letter of indemnity

(9) Protection and indemnity insurance protects against third parties and environmental damage.

(10) A policy of reinsurance is an agreement by way of complete or partial indemnity to the insurer.

(11) Even without the terms of a trust deed, an indemnity would arise, naturally, from the Trustee's office, Octavo Investments v Knight, for example.

(12) As the accounts stated, the loss was due to claims under a policy written for the solicitors' indemnity fund and for bad debts on reinsurance recoveries.

(13) No indemnity will be given for loss of cash

(14) Indemnity against future losses

(15) There is no certainty that the IHS will be awarded all the costs it incurs and it is adamant that it cannot take part in the tribunal if guarantees of indemnity are not given.

(16) This community was supposed to be regulated by balance, and that at least the major powers had a right to expect compensation and indemnities to maintain it.

(17) Typically directors will request indemnities from the company when they become involved in a claim or if they are successful in defending a claim made against them.

(18) Contractor's Pollution Liability as its name implies-provides indemnities for damages caused by the activities of a contractor.

(19) In addition to military restrictions, peace settlements imposed on those states defeated in war have normally entailed measures of economic recompense, in the form of indemnities and reparations.

(20) The copyright owner provides no warranties or indemnities to the licencee, other than any that may be imposed by law.