Common use of LIMITATION OF REMEDY Clause in Contracts

LIMITATION OF REMEDY. The sole and exclusive remedy for any claim for breach of the warranties set forth in Section 13(a)(i) under this Agreement is for Uila to modify the Services to conform with the Documentation. If Uila is unable to do so, Uila may, in its own discretion: (1) allow monthly-paying Customers to terminate the Agreement; or (2) for annually-paying Customers, provide a service credit to extend the then current Term by thirty (30) days upon the Customer’s election to renew the Term.

LIMITATION OF REMEDY. The sole and exclusive remedy for any claim for breach of the warranties set forth in Section 13(a)(i) warranty under this Agreement is for Uila to modify the Services to conform with the Documentation. If Uila is unable to do so, Uila may, in its own discretion: (1) allow monthly-paying Customers to terminate the Agreement; or (2) for annually-paying Customers, provide a service credit to extend the then current Term by thirty (30) days upon the Customer’s election to renew the Term.