A(n)________ clause is a contractual provision that relieves one or both parties to a contract from tort liability.
A) culpability
B) inculpatory
C) exculpatory
D) divestiture
E) exclusionary

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An exculpatory clause is a provision in a contract that excuses or relieves one or both parties from tort liability. It is used to limit exposure to legal action or financial loss in case of injury or damage caused by one of the parties. The other choices do not accurately describe this type of clause.

A(n)________ Clause Is a Contractual Provision That Relieves One or Both