Colin is visiting London for the weekend and concludes a number of contracts. In which of the following cases has the term been successfully incorporated?
A) In the morning, Colin drives his car into a car park. He parks on the premises and steps out of his car to pay a parking attendant, who posts a receipt on the lower side of his windscreen. On the front in big letters is the date, on the back, which can only be read from the inside of the car, is the following clause: 'The management is not liable for any theft or loss of property on the premises.'
B) At midday, Colin goes to St James's Park and hires a boat for use on the lake. Colin is given a ticket upon the back of which is written: 'The management is not liable for loss of property or personal injury.' The relevant clause is obscured by a date stamp.
C) In the afternoon, Colin is queuing for a sightseeing bus tour. On a sign at the bus stop the following notice is posted in big letters: 'The management is not liable for death or personal injury.' When the bus arrives, Colin buys a ticket and hops on.
D) At the end of the day, Colin decides to go swimming. He pays an entrance fee at the door, goes to the changing rooms and, once at the pool, sees the following notice: 'The management is not liable for any theft or personal injury, howsoever caused.'

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The term is successfully incorporated in option C because the notice was clearly displayed in big letters at the bus stop before Colin purchased the ticket, giving him reasonable notice of the term.

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