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You shall cooperate with us in the defense of any Claim.
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this Section 14 states the parties' sole and exclusive remedy under this Agreement for any third-party allegations of Intellectual Property Rights infringement covered by this Section 14.
"any claims by, on behalf of or against your End Users; (d) your violation of any law or regulation...and (e) any claims from tax authorities in any country in relation to Your eCommerce operations...Excerpt from Squarespace's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “any claims by, on behalf of or against your End Users; (d) your violation of any law or regulation...and (e) any claims from tax authorities in any country in relation to Your eCommerce operations...”
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