A clause in a lease that precludes a tenant from suing for damages (injuries) caused by his or her landlord's negligence is called

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A clause in a lease that precludes a tenant from suing for damages (injuries) caused by his or her landlord's negligence is called​

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An exculpatory clause is a contract provision that relieves one party of liability if damages are caused during the execution of the contract. In the context of a lease, it would prevent a tenant from suing the landlord for injuries due to the landlord's negligence.

A Clause in a Lease That Precludes a Tenant from Suing