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A $100 ceiling on AT&T's aggregate liability means that even if a user suffers significant harm, AT&T's financial exposure is contractually capped at that amount under the covered circumstances.
Interpretive note: The phrase 'under such circumstances for liabilities that otherwise would have been limited' is contextually dependent on surrounding clauses not provided in the excerpt. The scope of which circumstances trigger this cap is unclear from the isolated text alone.
If AT&T is liable to you under circumstances where liability would otherwise have been limited, you can recover no more than $100 in total from AT&T.
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"the aggregate liability of AT&T under such circumstances for liabilities that otherwise would have been limited shall not exceed one hundred dollars ($100).Excerpt from AT&T's Terms of Service
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A $100 ceiling on AT&T's aggregate liability means that even if a user suffers significant harm, AT&T's financial exposure is contractually capped at that amount under the covered circumstances.
If AT&T is liable to you under circumstances where liability would otherwise have been limited, you can recover no more than $100 in total from AT&T.
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