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This provision does not require you to indemnify any of the Company Parties for any unconscionable commercial practice by such party or for such party's fraud, deception, false promise, misrepresentation...
Customer must provide us with prompt written notice of any Claim Against Customer and allow us the right to assume the exclusive defense and control...
The party seeking indemnity...must give the other party...the following: (i) prompt written notice of any claim...,(ii) all cooperation and assistance reasonably requested by the Indemnitor in the defense of the claim...and (iii) sole control over the defense and settlement of the claim...
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"AWS will have no obligations or liability arising from your or any End User's use of the Services after AWS has notified you to discontinue such use.Excerpt from AWS's Customer Agreement
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The clause states: “AWS will have no obligations or liability arising from your or any End User's use of the Services after AWS has notified you to discontinue such use.”
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