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What is an example of an exculpatory clause?

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An exculpatory clause is when someone or an organization is excused from liability from things like negligence or wrongdoing when faced with a lawsuit.

Examples would be in racetracks, skydiving companies, or golf companies. It is also used in mortgage agreements where the borrower can surrender the property back to the lender without anymore personal liability.

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In this lesson, you will learn about exculpatory clauses and the different scenarios in which they are used. You'll also learn about the conditions that make exculpatory clauses enforceable.
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