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Blog Bite: In what circumstances do entire agreement clauses prevent claims for misrepresentations?

"UK: Entire Agreement Clauses", discusses the importance of explicit language in entire agreement clauses. To prevent a claim for negligent misrepresentation, a clause must either state that no representations have been made, no representations have been relied upon, or explicitly state that parties will not be liable for any misrepresentations.

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