Sven Golly wrote:

In addition,
they'll make sure forward pressure is set correctly, verify release and
indemnify the installation.

The shop doesn't indemnify the installation. The manufacturer
indemnifies the shop - i.e. if something bad happens and you try to sue
the shop, the manufaturere will pay for a phalanx of lawyers to
represent the shop against you.


IOW, indemnification doesn't really do squat for you the consumer.
However,
without indemnification ( guaranteed legal protection) the shop won't
touch the binding, so the indemnification system allows the shops to be
in business.
I guess that's something...

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