Contracts
In Colorado, a 'hold harmless' clause in a real estate contract typically provides that:
AA. One party will not harm the other physically
BB. One party agrees not to hold the other responsible for specified losses, damages, or claims arising from the transaction✓ Correct
CC. All parties are equally liable for any problems
DD. The title company is liable for all defects
Explanation
A hold harmless (indemnification) clause in a real estate contract is an agreement by one party not to hold the other liable for certain specified losses. For example, a buyer might agree to hold the seller harmless for any claims arising from the buyer's use of the property after closing. Such clauses are subject to Colorado's limitations on indemnification agreements.
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