Section 17 requires users to compensate DoorDash for certain losses or legal costs that DoorDash incurs as a result of the user's actions or violations of the terms.
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Indemnification obligations can require users to pay DoorDash's legal costs and damages if their conduct causes harm or legal claims against the company; the scope and conditions of this obligation are defined in the full text of Section 17.
Interpretive note: The full text of Section 17 was not reproduced in the available document excerpt; the specific scope, triggering events, and any limitations on the indemnification obligation cannot be assessed.
This provision establishes that users may be required to indemnify DoorDash for losses arising from their conduct; the specific scope, triggers, and any limitations on this obligation cannot be fully assessed from the available document text.
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"SECTION 17 OF THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS AN INDEMNIFICATION PROVISION.Excerpt from DoorDash's Terms of Service
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Indemnification obligations can require users to pay DoorDash's legal costs and damages if their conduct causes harm or legal claims against the company; the scope and conditions of this obligation are defined in the full text of Section 17.
This provision establishes that users may be required to indemnify DoorDash for losses arising from their conduct; the specific scope, triggers, and any limitations on this obligation cannot be fully assessed from the available document text.
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