An exemption clause in a contract can protect a party from liability for:
A) breach of contract
B) damages
C) negligence
D) deliberate acts of employees
E) all of the above

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An exemption clause can protect a party from liability for breach of contract, damages, negligence, and even deliberate acts of employees. Therefore, the correct answer is E - all of the above.

An Exemption Clause in a Contract Can Protect a Party