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Jay2248
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I am considering becoming a distributor for
items sold via the "home party" method (this
would include products such as lotions and
other health-related such as massagers).
The company's contract contains a paragraph
where I (distributor) agree to hold the Corp.
harmless & indemnify them from any claims,
liabilities, et al from the sale of the products. Is this customary ? I asked and
they will not strike this clause. It seems
to me it should be the other way around, since they are the "big corp" and I am just
an individual, and certainly could not defend
or pay a claim against them and/or me.
Should I refuse to sign such an agreement ?
items sold via the "home party" method (this
would include products such as lotions and
other health-related such as massagers).
The company's contract contains a paragraph
where I (distributor) agree to hold the Corp.
harmless & indemnify them from any claims,
liabilities, et al from the sale of the products. Is this customary ? I asked and
they will not strike this clause. It seems
to me it should be the other way around, since they are the "big corp" and I am just
an individual, and certainly could not defend
or pay a claim against them and/or me.
Should I refuse to sign such an agreement ?