The Case of Atlas Supply Co

The case of Atlas Supply Co.of Canada v.Yarmouth Equipment (1991) ,103 N.S.R.(2d) 1 (N.S.C.A.) disallowed the reliance on the defendant's exclusion clauses to prevent evidence of the plaintiff's reliance on misleading information provided by the defendant.The dissenting appellant court judge cautioned against setting aside business deals such as this one.What was the dissenting appellant court judge advocating by taking this position?

A) that a small businessperson needs protection from unconscionable big businesses
B) that the acceptance of bad faith misrepresentations is a legal commercial negotiating practice
C) that the acceptance of unconscionable misrepresentations is grounds to set aside a contract
D) that a small businessperson is disadvantaged when dealing with a multinational business