Does the courts control of exclusion clauses place too much emphasis on 'stereotypical' notions of bargaining power, wrongly making the assumption that an individual or small commercial concern is ignorant and incapable of negotiating a strong position while a relatively larger concern will always be more knowledgeable and keen to exploit their position?

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Does the Courts Control of Exclusion Clauses Place Too Much