Common use of Multiple caps on liability Clause in Contracts

Multiple caps on liability. If the Company is liable to the Client in relation to an event or a series of related events in respect of which the Company's liability is capped: (a) under this Agreement; and (b) under one or more other agreements made between the Company and the Client, then the Company's liability in aggregate under all of the agreements described in paragraphs (a) and (b) above (Capped Agreements) is capped at the greatest amount at which liability is capped under any one of the Capped Agreements.

Multiple caps on liability. If the Company is liable to the Client in relation to an event or a series of related events in respect of which the Company's liability is capped: (a) under this Agreement; and (b) under one or more other agreements made between the Company and the ClientClient which are applicable to the event or series of events, then the Company's total liability in aggregate under all of the agreements described in paragraphs (a) and (b) above (Capped Agreements) is shall not be aggregated but shall be capped at the greatest amount at which liability is capped under any one of the Capped Agreements.