The phrase 'arising out of or in connection with or caused by the performance of the Services' in a contractual indemnity clause is broad enough to cover injuries sustained by a worker while travelling to commence work at the workplace, provided the worker's presence at the site was for the purpose of performing the contracted services. An indemnity against 'claims' includes costs reasonably incurred in defending those claims. The absence of fault on the part of the indemnitor is irrelevant to the operation of such a clause.
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