【めんせきじょうこう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. disclaimer; exemption clause; waiver clause
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  1. disclaimer
    2. This refers to a statement that denies responsibility or liability for something, often used in legal contexts to clarify that certain actions, information, or outcomes are not the responsibility of the provider.
    This website has a disclaimer.
    I signed the contract after the disclaimer was read.
  2. exemption clause
    3. This is a specific type of disclaimer that allows one party to avoid certain responsibilities or liabilities under specific conditions within a contract.
    The exemption clause allows the contractor not to be responsible for certain damages.
    He encountered problems because he signed the contract without reviewing the exemption clause.
  3. waiver clause
    4. This phrase denotes a provision in a contract that allows one party to relinquish a right, claim, or privilege.
    The contract also includes a waiver clause.
    She signed agreeing to the waiver clause.
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