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This exclusion eliminates most categories of significant damages a user might seek to recover, limiting recovery to direct losses only.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim focuses on Stripe's exclusion of liability as the primary consumer-facing effect. The mutual application to the user's liability is noted in omitted_material. The phrase 'to the maximum extent permitted by Law' is preserved as a qualifier since some jurisdictions may not permit full exclusion.
The reader cannot recover indirect, consequential, special, reliance, incidental, or punitive damages, or lost revenue and profits, from Stripe to the maximum extent permitted by Law.
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"Except for Excluded Claims, to the maximum extent permitted by Law, neither party will have any liability...for any indirect, consequential, special, reliance, incidental, or punitive damages, lost revenue, profits...Excerpt from Stripe's Terms of Service
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This exclusion eliminates most categories of significant damages a user might seek to recover, limiting recovery to direct losses only.
The reader cannot recover indirect, consequential, special, reliance, incidental, or punitive damages, or lost revenue and profits, from Stripe to the maximum extent permitted by Law.
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