Why Was the Plaintiff Bound by the Exclusion Clause in the Case

question 10

Multiple Choice

Why was the plaintiff bound by the exclusion clause in the case of: L'Estrange v Graucob Ltd [1934] 2 KB 394?

• A)Because the clause applied to the damage that occurred.
• B)Because the clause was explained to them.
• C)Because the clause was contained in a written document signed by the plaintiff.
• D)Because of previous dealings between the parties.

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Definitions:

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