Document background
The Non-Liability Agreement is a crucial risk management instrument used in various business contexts under Irish jurisdiction. It is particularly relevant when parties need to clearly define and limit their liability exposure in business relationships, service provision, or specific activities. The document becomes essential in situations involving inherent risks, professional services, or activities where clear boundaries of responsibility need to be established. This agreement type must carefully balance the interests of all parties while ensuring compliance with Irish legal requirements, including the Civil Liability Act 1961, consumer protection regulations, and industry-specific legislation. The document typically includes detailed provisions on liability limitations, exceptions, indemnification arrangements, and specific circumstances where liability cannot be excluded under Irish law. It's particularly important to note that certain liabilities, such as those relating to death, personal injury, or fraud, cannot be excluded under Irish law, and these exceptions must be clearly stated in the agreement.
