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The cap sets a hard ceiling on recoverable damages for either party, which directly limits the maximum financial remedy a Customer can obtain from Miro regardless of the severity of a breach.
Interpretive note: The excerpt references 'Excluded Claims' without defining them; the canonical claim preserves the carve-out but cannot characterize its scope.
If Miro causes harm, the most the Customer can recover is the amount the Customer paid or owed Miro in the 12 months before the claim, unless the claim falls within Excluded Claims.
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"Except for Excluded Claims, each party's (and its suppliers') entire liability arising out of or related to this Agreement will not exceed in aggregate the amounts paid or payable by Customer to Miro during the prior 12 months under this Agreement.Excerpt from Miro's Terms of Service
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The cap sets a hard ceiling on recoverable damages for either party, which directly limits the maximum financial remedy a Customer can obtain from Miro regardless of the severity of a breach.
If Miro causes harm, the most the Customer can recover is the amount the Customer paid or owed Miro in the 12 months before the claim, unless the claim falls within Excluded Claims.
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