Dataprose, Inc. v. Amerivision Communications, Inc. (In Re Amerivision Communications, Inc.)

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• “The Court does not invalidate boilerplate language per se. The validity of any language depends upon notice and clarity and the overall information provided to the parties in interest.” (emphasis added)
• “The Court does not invalidate boilerplate language per se. The validity of any language depends upon notice and clarity and the overall information provided to the parties in interest.” (emphasis added)

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