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2472 REVIEW DENIED Parties to a contract may agree that one party will indemnify another against liability caused by the active negligence of the one to receive indemnity, but in view of the general rule that implied indemnity does not protect against a loss to which the party seeking indemnity has contributed by negligence, agreements will be strictly construed against a negligent party seeking indemnity unless the language of an agreement to the contrary is specific and clear.CitationHEPPLER v PETERS (No Fault Indemnity) 73 CA4 1265 [See: Goldman v Ecco-Phoenix 62 C2 40]
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