The objective of this article is to examine the legal nature of exemption clauses, analyse their relationship to other similar provisions that regulate contractual liability, present classification of exemption clauses and highlight their drafting features. Although contractual terms limiting a party’s liability are common in commercial contracts, in Lithuania they have only been analysed as a type of unfair clauses in consumer contracts. The article states that exclusion and limitation clauses are contractual provisions that aim to exclude or limit contractual liability of the appropriate party in advance, i.e. before such liability occurs. The possibility to incorporate an exemption clause into a contract is derived from the principle of ...
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This article, while disclosing the conception of rights, their relation to law and their nature, pre...
The legal definition of necessity – since its inclusion onto the Criminal Statute of 1845 till the R...
Once it has been decided that a clause excluding or limiting liability is incorporated into the cont...
The author investigates the necessity of fault as the prerequisite of contractual civil liability. T...
In this article the author analyses shipper’s liability under the United Nations Convention on Contr...
The principle of full compensation (compensation lucri et damni) is one of the fundamental principle...
The article primarily deals with civilliability of health care practitioners. Liability arises from ...
The issue of causation is a cornerstone of the property insurance contract. Any coverage provided by...
Commercial secrets are understood as intangible property of a company. Reasonable protection of conf...
The Lithuanian hypotheque law is accessory, though it is possible to discern a different function of...
The article discusses whether a member state of the European Community can implement and apply the p...
This article discusses some problematic issues of the relation between material (real) law and the l...
In the 19th article The Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania indicates, that “human’s rights an...
In civil procedure judgements of lower courts, that can be heretofore executed, are quite often reve...
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