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"If any claims for damages, costs and expenses are asserted against Merchant by third parties asserting that these third parties are the owner of any rights regarding the Software and/or systems of Adyen, Adyen shall indemnify Merchant without delay...Excerpt from Adyen's Terms
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The clause states: “If any claims for damages, costs and expenses are asserted against Merchant by third parties asserting that these third parties are the owner of any rights regarding the Software and/or systems of Adyen, Adyen shall indemnify Merchant without delay...”
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