Robert drove his car into a city car park and took a ticket from the machine. On the back of the ticket was a printed statement that advised customers that the car park owners would accept no liability for any damage to customer's cars howsoever caused. The Machine from which the ticket is printed stamps the time of entry on the ticket. In this case the stamp smudges the statment in relation to damage, although Robert had not read the ticket in any event. Robert parks his car and retuns two hours later to find that the car park attentdant has accidentally dented Robert's car door when he was attempting to perform some maintenance work. Does Robert have a claim?

Note: Question related with Fundamentals of Business and Corporations Law Australia.