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 The purpose of an exclusion clause is not to prevent the main purpose of the contract 

 The main purpose of an exclusion clause is to help a weaker party avoid unfair contractual obligations 

 The main purpose of an exclusion clause is to give business efficacy to a contract 

 When the offeree submits their acceptance to the offeror 

 During pre-contract negotiations 

 When the offeror submits their offer to the offeree 

 Once both parties have provided consideration under their agreement 

 By a decision of the courts 

 By statute law 

 By the parties themselves 

 By what is customary in the particular trade 

 1 and 2 

 1 and 4 

 2 and 3 

 2 and 4 

 By the operation of statute law 

 By the offeror 

By the courts 

By the offeree 

 Exclusion clauses can be incorporated into a contract after the contract is formed 

Exclusion clauses are interpreted by the courts strictly 

Exclusion clauses are not regulated by statute 

 Exclusion clauses may not exclude liability for negligence 

A clause that excludes the condition that the seller has a right to sell the goods 

A clause that excludes liability for loss of profit due to negligence 

 A clause that excludes liability for breach of contract 

 Any exclusion clause in a contract of insurance 

 The Act only applies to business-to-consumer contracts 

 The Act only applies to terms that have been individually negotiated 

 The Act requires particularly onerous terms to be equally visible as other terms 

 The Act only applies to contracts that have been verbally agreed