immunity clauses

Immunity clauses are provisions in contracts or laws that protect certain parties from being held legally responsible for specific actions or damages. They grant a form of legal immunity, meaning those parties cannot be sued or face liability under certain conditions. These clauses are often included to encourage risk-taking, facilitate cooperation, or protect government officials or organizations acting within their official duties. However, they are limited to specific scenarios and do not provide blanket immunity, ensuring accountability is maintained where appropriate.