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'The club will not accept responsibility for any loss suffered by customers', would appear to be, what the dance club would define as, an exclusion clause - Discuss.
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Contract Law LW1021 Non-Assessed Coursework Question 1 The notice: 'The club will not accept responsibility for any loss suffered by customers', would appear to be, what the dance club would define as, an exclusion clause. However, a number of factors need to be taken into account before we can determine whether this exclusion clause is, in fact, legitimate. In terms of the common law (combined with statutes) we need to take into account three areas: 'incorporation' and 'construction', and more recently, legislation such as the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977. 'Incorporation' refers to whether the exclusion clause is actually part of the contract witnessed and signed by both parties. There are no problems with incorporation as long as both parties know all of the terms contained in the contract. In this case, I would advise Robert and Lucy that the 'exclusion clause' is in fact, not part of the contract they...
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