exclusion clause
collocation in Englishmeaningsofexclusionandclause
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exclusion
noun[C or U]
uk/ɪkˈskluː.ʒən/us/ɪkˈskluː.ʒən/
the act of not allowing someone or something to take part in an activity or to enter ...
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clause
noun[C]
uk/klɔːz/us/klɑːz/
law
a particular part of a written legal document, for example a law passed by Parliament or a contract (= ...
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(Definition ofexclusionandclausefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The arbitraryexclusionclausethat we have passed is riddled with a jumble of legal confusions.
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I sought leave of the house to deal with the other amendments, merely to speak to them because they were germane to theexclusionclause.
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It offered to replace the film and relied on theexclusionclauselimiting its liability to the cost of a new film only.
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However, there was a significantexclusionclausein the draft directive, which recognised the link with the provision of statutory state schemes.
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Where there is anexclusionclause, length of service is the most common factor affecting entitlement.
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The average buyer expresses his agreement on such matters by signing the contract, but anyexclusionclauseit may contain is seldom, if ever, explained.
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They are both fully advised, and they arrive at a contract which includes anexclusionclause.
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Theexclusionclausehas been drawn to apply to as few houses as possible.
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The other most commonexclusionclauseis hours of work.
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However, half the private sector schemes have noexclusionclauseat all.
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It seeks to vary the conditions of reasonableness of theexclusionclause, and so on, that will apply to different contracts.
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In what way is this different from "however expressed", when it relates to a writtenexclusionclause?
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What in practice is the use of anexclusionclausewhich at the time it is negotiated is of unknown validity?
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I hope that the courts will take what is traditionally called a robust view when interpreting whether a clause is anexclusionclauseor not.
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Why should the consumer not know, as between one supplier and another, whether anexclusionclauseis reasonable or unreasonable?
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That would avoid the dilemma of theexclusionclausewhich we had to consider previously.
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Theexclusionclauseis designed to protect another individual, a third party, other than a health professional, to whom reference might be made.
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A consumer might break the law unwittingly if he signed a standard form of contract with anexclusionclause.
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The right to compensation for death and injury cannot be excluded in any circumstances by anyexclusionclause.
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We cannot have an absoluteexclusionclauseof that character.
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