Section 20 limits the amount DoorDash can be held financially responsible for if something goes wrong in connection with the Services.
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Liability caps restrict the financial remedies available to users if they suffer harm related to DoorDash's Services; the practical scope of this limitation depends on the specific cap amount and applicable law in the user's jurisdiction.
Interpretive note: The full text of Section 20 was not reproduced in the available document excerpt; the specific cap amount, excluded categories, and jurisdictional carve-outs cannot be assessed.
This provision places limits on DoorDash's financial liability to users, which may restrict the compensation available if a user suffers harm in connection with using the Services; the specific cap and any jurisdictional exceptions cannot be fully assessed from the available document text.
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"SECTION 20 OF THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS PROVISIONS WHICH LIMIT OUR LIABILITY TO YOU.Excerpt from DoorDash's Terms of Service
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Liability caps restrict the financial remedies available to users if they suffer harm related to DoorDash's Services; the practical scope of this limitation depends on the specific cap amount and applicable law in the user's jurisdiction.
This provision places limits on DoorDash's financial liability to users, which may restrict the compensation available if a user suffers harm in connection with using the Services; the specific cap and any jurisdictional exceptions cannot be fully assessed from the available document text.
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