To avoid liability for intentional injuries, Northwest Power Corporation includes in its contracts an exculpatory clause. This is:

not enforceable

Explanation:

Exculpatory clause is basically inserted in a contract, where the person can demand relief from the damage based on the circumstances, also this provides to increase the liability of all the remaining parties under the contract.

Thus, this is only feasible when the party demanding such relief is genuinely not responsible for such liability, and that the loss/liability has not been incurred in any circumstances in their knowing capacity.

Where the party demanding the exculpatory clause does any damage intentionally, in order to provide other parties with liabilities, is not valid argument.

Thus, such clause cannot be enforceable in intentionally created liabilities.

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