DoorDash disclaims warranties regarding the reliability, accuracy, or fitness for purpose of its Services, meaning users generally cannot hold DoorDash responsible if the Services do not meet expectations, subject to applicable law.
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The terms assert that DoorDash provides its Services without warranty, which limits users' ability to seek remedies for service failures; however, the agreement acknowledges that applicable law in certain jurisdictions may override these disclaimers.
Interpretive note: The full text of Section 18 was not reproduced in the available document excerpt; specific disclaimer language and jurisdiction-specific carve-outs cannot be fully assessed.
This provision asserts that DoorDash's Services are provided without warranties, which affects users' ability to seek compensation for service-related failures; statutory consumer rights in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and certain US states may limit the practical scope of this disclaimer.
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"SECTION 18 OF THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS A DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES.— Excerpt from DoorDash's DoorDash Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Warranty disclaimers in consumer contracts are subject to significant limitations under Australian Consumer Law (mandatory consumer guarantees that cannot be excluded), the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act, Quebec's Consumer Protection Act, and various US state consumer protection statutes. The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) in the US also imposes limitations on warranty disclaimers in certain contexts. These statutory frameworks may override contractual warranty disclaimers for consumers, regardless of what the agreement asserts. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The disclaimer is standard in consumer-facing technology platform agreements, but its enforceability is jurisdiction-dependent. The agreement's own text acknowledges jurisdiction-specific limitations, which reflects that the disclaimer does not operate uniformly across all markets where DoorDash operates. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: Australian consumers retain non-waivable statutory guarantees under Australian Consumer Law. New Zealand consumers retain rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act. Quebec consumers retain rights under the Consumer Protection Act. These rights may provide remedies that the disclaimer attempts to exclude, and the disclaimer's practical effect for consumers in those jurisdictions may be limited. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Organizations using DoorDash's platform for business purposes should assess whether the disclaimer affects their ability to seek remedies for platform outages, inaccurate order fulfillment, or other service failures that may affect their operations. The disclaimer's scope relative to B2B relationships may differ from its application to individual consumers. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams in Australia, New Zealand, and Canada should confirm that DoorDash's local-entity terms adequately preserve statutory consumer rights despite the broad disclaimer language. US teams should assess state-specific consumer protection laws that may limit the disclaimer's scope for residents of states with strong consumer protection statutes.
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The terms assert that DoorDash provides its Services without warranty, which limits users' ability to seek remedies for service failures; however, the agreement acknowledges that applicable law in certain jurisdictions may override these disclaimers.
This provision asserts that DoorDash's Services are provided without warranties, which affects users' ability to seek compensation for service-related failures; statutory consumer rights in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and certain US states may limit the practical scope of this disclaimer.
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