An
exclusion clause is a provision in a contract that excludes or limits certain liabilities or obligations of one party involved in the agreement. It states that specific things are not covered or protected, and may be used as a way to escape or avoid certain responsibilities.
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- The Court of Appeal also dealt with the issue of ambiguity that had motivated the trial judge to conclude the pollution exclusion clause should not operate in this instance. (singleton.com)
- Otherwise, the normal principles of interpretation will apply, including the principle that coverage provisions will be interpreted broadly and exclusion clauses narrowly. (theallgrouponlinejournal.com)
- Typically, a suicide exclusion clause states that the insurance company does not have to payout if an insured person commits suicide within two years of the purchase of a policy. (pocketsense.com)
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