Exclusion of liability

Exclusion of liability refers to a legal provision where a party limits or eliminates its responsibility for certain actions or outcomes. This means that if something goes wrong, the party can avoid legal claims or damages by stating they aren't responsible due to this clause. It’s often found in contracts, terms of service, or disclaimers, indicating that the party will not compensate for losses, injuries, or damages under specified circumstances. However, such exclusions generally can't apply if there's gross negligence or intentional misconduct. It’s a way for businesses to protect themselves while engaging with clients or customers.