Data Protection · glossary
The £300,000 limit on what each side can owe the other under the Agreement, data claims included. It sits beside the Subscription Agreement’s £90,000 cap, not inside it. Repayments of compensation under clause 13.2 count towards it. Agreement, clause 13.1 · Chapter 4
Explained in Chapter 4, Negotiating a Data Processing Agreement (Article 28), of Data Protection.
This is the data cap. It sits beside the £90,000, not inside it. So a data claim does not use up the cap for other claims. The same limit binds both sides.Read Chapter 4, Negotiating a Data Processing Agreement (Article 28) →
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