Where a contract contains an exemption clause, and a party in breach seeks to avail itself of the clause, the courts will most likely permit the party in breach to shelter under the clause.

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Courts typically interpret exemption clauses narrowly and may not allow a party in breach to use them if the clause is ambiguous or if the breach is fundamental.

Where a Contract Contains an Exemption Clause, and a Party