Which of the Following Statements Is True of Exculpatory Clauses

question 13

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is true of exculpatory clauses?

• A) Exculpatory clauses are always illegal and cannot be taken up in court.
• B) Exculpatory clauses, when enforced, can effectively relieve a party of liability for the consequences of his own negligence.
• C) Exculpatory clauses are effective only when the party which benefits by the clause owes a duty to the public.
• D) Exculpatory clauses that seek to avoid liability for willful misconduct or fraud, however, are generally enforceable.

---

Definitions:

Tuning Forks

Musical instruments which vibrate at a specific pitch when struck, used for tuning musical instruments or for therapeutic purposes.

O Proposition

In traditional logic, a proposition that states that some members of a category do not share a specific attribute.

Enthymeme

An enthymeme is a rhetorical syllogism commonly used in persuasive speech, where one of the premises is not explicitly stated but is implied, making the argument rely on the audience's recognition of the unstated premise.

Conclusion

The final part of something, typically a process or discussion, where the main points or decisions are summarized or determined.