exclusion clause

An exclusion clause is a part of a contract that limits or restricts the liability of one party, often the seller or service provider. It states that certain damages or consequences may not be covered or claimed from them. For example, a company might include an exclusion clause saying they are not responsible for delays caused by third parties. These clauses aim to clarify what is and isn’t covered in case things go wrong, but they must be reasonable and fair to be enforceable in law.