South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. v. Combustion Engineering, Inc.

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• enforcing the language of an exculpatory clause in a contract for the sale of a boiler
• the court will not construe an exculpatory clause to exempt a party from liability for its own negligence in the absence of explicit language clearly indicating that such was the parties' intention
• the court will not construe an exculpatory clause to exempt a party from liability for its own negligence in the absence of explicit language clearly indicating that such was the parties’ intention
• when considering the issue of whether the circuit court was correct in granting a motion for summary judgment, the Court of Appeals must construe all ambiguities, conclusions, and inferences arising from the evidence most strongly against the movant
• upholding disclaimer of warranties in contract between \commercially sophisticated businesses\

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