Belgian Magistrate Aptitude Exam Practice Questions - Examen Inzake Beroepsbekwaamheid Voor De Uitoefening Van Gerechtelijke Functies (HRJ-CSJ) Exam

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A contractual exemption clause (bevrijdingsbeding) under article 5.89 BW is in principle valid, but it cannot lawfully relieve a debtor of liability for:

An ordinary slight fault in a purely pecuniary commercial deal, if the clause is clear The debtor’s own intentional fault, an auxiliary’s intentional fault, or a fault causing physical or psychological injury, nor may it hollow out the contract Any delay, however trivial, in a B2B contract Force majeure that the law already treats as a ground of excuse

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The debtor’s own intentional fault, an auxiliary’s intentional fault, or a fault causing physical or psychological injury, nor may it hollow out the contract

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