Sun Airlines, Inc., prints on its tickets that it is not liable for any injury to a
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Sun Airlines, Inc., prints on its tickets that it is not liable for any injury to a passenger caused by the airline's negligence. If the cause of an accident is found to be the airline's negligence, can it use the clause as a defense to liability? Why or why not?
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