Capped

/ˈkæpt/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Subject to a maximum or upper limit, especially in contexts like fees, liability, or damages.
    The contract includes a capped liability clause limiting damages to $50,000.

Commentary

Often used in contract law to limit exposure or obligations to a predefined maximum; important to define the scope and applicability of the cap clearly.

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