Common use of Maximum aggregate liability for Claims Clause in Contracts

Maximum aggregate liability for Claims. The maximum aggregate liability of the Warrantors as a result of all Claims made by the Investor in relation to a breach of a Warranty under this agreement or otherwise, is an amount equal to the Subscription Moneys plus the Investor’s total legal fees.

Maximum aggregate liability for Claims. The maximum aggregate liability of the Warrantors Warrantor as a result of all Claims made by the Investor in relation to a breach of a Company Warranty under this agreement Agreement or otherwise, is an amount equal to the Subscription Moneys plus the that Investor’s total legal feesSubscription Price.