A term in a contract which relieves a party to the contract of some or all liability under the contract is called:
A)An exclusion clause.
B)An exemption clause.
C)An exception clause.
D)Any of the above.

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Exclusion, exemption, and exception clauses are all terms used to describe provisions in a contract that relieve a party from liability or limit the extent of their liability under the contract. These terms can be used interchangeably in legal contexts.

A Term in a Contract Which Relieves a Party to the Contract