Which of the following is NOT an approach to interpretation of an exclusion clause?
A)An exclusion clause will be strictly construed against the party relying on it.
B)An exclusion clause will not apply if it produces harsh consequences.
C)An exclusion clause will not apply to actions outside the contract.
D)An exclusion clause will be interpreted by construction of the contract as a whole.

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The principle that an exclusion clause will not apply if it produces harsh consequences is not a recognized approach to the interpretation of exclusion clauses. The interpretation typically focuses on the strict construction against the party relying on it, relevance to actions within the scope of the contract, and the context of the contract as a whole, rather than the harshness of consequences.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Approach to Interpretation