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The limitation establishes the financial and categorical scope of recoverable damages in disputes with Groq. By excluding consequential damages and capping total liability at $100, the provision defines the maximum exposure Groq assumes under the agreement and restricts the categories of losses users may recover through dispute resolution.
Users' recoverable damages are restricted to categories of direct damages only and capped at a maximum of $100 in aggregate across all claims. This means damages for lost profits, data loss, business interruption, and similar consequential harms are not compensable under the terms, regardless of the actual harm incurred.
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The limitation establishes the financial and categorical scope of recoverable damages in disputes with Groq. By excluding consequential damages and capping total liability at $100, the provision defines the maximum exposure Groq assumes under the agreement and restricts the categories of losses users may recover through dispute resolution.
Users' recoverable damages are restricted to categories of direct damages only and capped at a maximum of $100 in aggregate across all claims. This means damages for lost profits, data loss, business interruption, and similar consequential harms are not compensable under the terms, regardless of the actual harm incurred.
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