0 past simple and past participle of indemnify --
1 to protect someone or something against possible damage or loss by paying an indemnity to cover the costs: --
It is hoped that they would refuse to issue policies to people who are manifestly unsuitable to be indemnified in this way.
Surely he is not suggesting that in passing on those sums to the ratepayers those councillors are not being indemnified.
In that event, surely the company should not be indemnified for the loss that is sustained.
If he takes advantage of that he will be indemnified against possible complaint because he has not supplied everything, and therefore has fallen into error.
Those who stand to lose some tens of thousands of pounds have a reasonable right to ask to be indemnified.
I never said anything about the officer being indemnified, but spoke on the question of the man being detained.
This amendment ensures that sub-contractors will be fully indemnified in such circumstances should they be forced to join their client.
He said that he does not think that shipping companies should be indemnified by insurance companies.
