Sample Mutual Indemnity Agreement

4. Indemnification – A single-use sponsorship indemnity only for the use of the results, for use, if the protocol is from the university and the sponsor does not provide medicines, materials or equipment or if such medicines, materials or equipment are delivered for purposes already approved (FDA). [This is mutual compensation for the negligence of each party and also provides that the sponsor exempts the university from the rights arising from the use of the study results. It can only be used if the protocol or procedure used is that of the university. The second paragraph (sponsor exemption) can be used independently if the sponsor does not ask us for compensation. If the sponsor provides medicines, equipment, etc., the product liability indemnity may be more appropriate. A few minor changes make it possible to „reflect“ the first paragraph in order to create an interinstitutional university (for example. B component in component) or a public university for mutual compensation from the state university.] [13.2: This paragraph may be used in lieu of sponsor compensation in other default compensation (such as paragraph 2.2) to create limited sponsor compensation if the study drug is to be used in combination with very dangerous procedures such as bone marrow transplants. In such a situation, the sponsor is only liable for injuries resulting from the use of the study drug and not for injuries resulting from bone marrow transplantation or other similar procedures.] 7. Exemption – For use in material transfer contracts – university reception. You can find information on compensation and other issues in this context in our checklist for material transfer agreements. 5.

Indemnification – A standard indemnity, with the exception that the promoter limits its liability to claims for bodily injury or death and imposes several conditions on its obligation to compensate: (1) properly carry out the study, (2) notification and (3) right to control of the defense. The allowance also gives the university the right to choose its own lawyer. [This compensation is for use in „off-label labels“ (use of drugs that have not been approved by the FDA) of clinical trials.] 2. Indemnification – Mutual compensation by default, where the university compensates the sponsor for negligence and the sponsor compensates the university with respect to the performance of the protocol by the university and the use of the study results. Do you need help interpreting the legal impact of compensation and what it might mean for you? Each party releases the other party from any claim, action, action, damage or claim resulting from a breach of this agreement by the indemnifying party. 8. Indemnification – To be used in patent licensing and technology license agreements. Instead of agreeing that one party shall compensate the other party, compensation may be agreed in both directions: mutual compensation.

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