A party's right to contractual indemnification depends on the specific language of the contract. A promise to indemnify should not be found unless it can be clearly implied from the language and purpose of the entire agreement. A party that moves for summary judgment dismissing a claim for contractual indemnification must make a prima facie showing that it was not contractually obligated to indemnify the party asserting the indemnification claim.
Quintero v. 240 Crossways Park Owner, LLC, NY Slip Op 04738 (2d Dep't August 20, 2025)
