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Sec. 201 · S. 2937

Unconscionable liability limitations

Title II — Unconscionable liability limitations

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(a) Contract with deployer (1) Prohibition A developer may not include language in a contract with a deployer that waives any right, proscribes any forum or procedure, or unreasonably limits liability under this Act or applicable State law related to harm caused by the covered product under section 101. (2) Unenforceable Language in a contract that violates paragraph (1) shall be unenforceable. (b) Terms and conditions (1) Prohibition A developer or a deployer may not include language in terms and conditions relevant to a covered product that waives any right, proscribes any forum or procedure, or unreasonably limits liability under this Act or applicable State law related to harm caused by the covered product under section 101 or 102. (2) Unenforceable Language in terms and conditions that violates paragraph (1) shall be unenforceable.

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