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Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977: Key legislation that restricts the extent to which liability for negligence can be excluded. Makes certain exclusions automatically void and requires terms to pass a 'reasonableness test'. Fundamental for liability waivers in England and Wales.

Consumer Rights Act 2015: Crucial for consumer-facing waivers. Prohibits unfair terms in consumer contracts, prevents exclusion of liability for death or personal injury, and mandates transparency in terms.

Misrepresentation Act 1967: Governs statements made prior to contract formation and their legal implications for the waiver agreement.

Doctrine of Incorporation: Common law principle requiring all terms to be properly incorporated into the contract for them to be legally binding.

Contra Proferentem Rule: Common law principle stating that ambiguous contractual terms should be interpreted against the interests of the party who drafted them.

E-Commerce Regulations 2002: Relevant when the liability waiver is to be executed or delivered electronically or online.

Data Protection Act 2018/UK GDPR: Applicable when the waiver involves the collection, processing, or storage of personal data.

Equality Act 2010: Must be considered to ensure the waiver terms do not directly or indirectly discriminate against protected characteristics.