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"In the case of liability for slight negligence, Docusign will be liable only for breach of a material obligation ("Cardinal Duty") and any such liability will be limited to typical, foreseeable damagesExcerpt from DocuSign's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “In the case of liability for slight negligence, Docusign will be liable only for breach of a material obligation ("Cardinal Duty") and any such liability will be limited to typical, foreseeable damages”
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