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Users who do not provide timely notice of a claim within one year permanently lose the ability to pursue that claim against Grubhub.
Users must act within one year of a claim arising to preserve their rights; missing that deadline results in a permanent, irrecoverable loss of the claim.
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"you must provide notice to Grubhub, pursuant to the procedures in the "Dispute Resolution" section below, of any claim within one year of its accrual, or your claim will be waived and barred.Excerpt from Grubhub's Terms of Use
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Users who do not provide timely notice of a claim within one year permanently lose the ability to pursue that claim against Grubhub.
Users must act within one year of a claim arising to preserve their rights; missing that deadline results in a permanent, irrecoverable loss of the claim.
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