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Such indemnification obligations shall not apply to any damages to the extent they arise from or relate to (i) combination of the Subscription Services with information, services, materials, or products not supplied by Ramp; (ii) any modification of the Subscription Services...
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In the event you are required to indemnify us pursuant to this Agreement or any court rulings, you must secure all necessary approvals and consents from regulatory authorities for the remittance of any indemnified amount to us.
"This Section 17 does not require you to indemnify any Indemnified Party for any unconscionable commercial practice by such party, or for such party's negligence, fraud, deception, false promise, misrepresentation or concealmentExcerpt from DoorDash's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “This Section 17 does not require you to indemnify any Indemnified Party for any unconscionable commercial practice by such party, or for such party's negligence, fraud, deception, false promise, misrepresentation or concealment”
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