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This question belongs to Law Consumer Protection Act

Consumer Protection Act

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X' took a big television from IS & Co. on rent. The rent agreement provided that the company shall not be liable for any personal injury to the hirer or to any other person while using it. However, due to defect in the television, 'Y', wife of 'X' was injured. 'Y' brought an action against 'S & Co.' Which one of the following is correct?

A) Y' cannot succeed but 'X' can claim damages from 'S & Co.' B) Y' cannot succeed as there was no contract between her and the 'S & Co.' C) Y' would succeed D) Y' cannot succeed due to exemption clause

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Correct Answer: Option C

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