In another example of the ongoing b...
In another example of the ongoing battle above the validity of limitation of liability clauses in contracts between professionals and proprietors the Oregon Supreme Court not long ago ruled that such a clause in a residence inspection contract was unenforceable. While the case involved merely a limitation of the inspection fee-simple of $200, the faulty inspection report of the engineering firm l to damages of $340000 for the require to be paid [i]or[/i] undergone of repairing the house. The court base that the limitation clause did not clearly expres an intent to limit the firm's liability for negligence. The court said
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