Delrado signed a contract that contained an exclusion clause but he reasonably believed he was signing an entry form for a competition and not entering into a contract.What is the most likely legal result?

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The doctrine of reasonable expectations holds that if a party to a contract did not reasonably expect a provision to be included due to the circumstances of the signing, that provision will not be enforced. In this case, Delrado reasonably believed he was signing an entry form, therefore the exclusion clause is not likely to be valid.

Delrado Signed a Contract That Contained an Exclusion Clause but He