An exculpatory clause that protects a person from liability for fraud is:
A)valid but unenforceable.
B)valid if it is in writing.
C)against public policy.
D)valid if both parties agree.

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An exculpatory clause that purports to relieve a person from liability for fraud or some other willful tort will be considered to be against public policy.

An Exculpatory Clause That Protects a Person from Liability for Fraud