Explain five exemption clauses which if included in a contract might be considered null and void
Exemption clauses which are null and void:
- Clauses which purport to exclude liability for death.
- Clauses which attempt to exclude the implied condition that the seller has title to the goods.
- Clauses which seek to restrict liability for negligence – will be subjected to reasonableness test.
- Clauses which restrict liability for loss or damage caused by defects in goods or poor quality service.
- Clauses which purport to avoid liability for personal injury.
- Clauses which are contained in a document signed by the aggrieved party would not be disputed by the parties.
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