A contract provision that relieves a party to the contract from liability is known as:

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An exculpatory clause is a contract provision that relieves a party from liability for certain actions. These clauses are often found in agreements for activities such as sports, recreation, or transportation. However, courts may not always enforce exculpatory clauses if it is determined that they are against public policy or if they are found to be unconscionable.

A Contract Provision That Relieves a Party to the Contract