 In this regard, the court must examine, among other things, the nature of the contract and its content, and the nature of the dealings between the parties.In "Weinberg v Olivier", the owner of a garage was found to be liable for damage to a car parked there, in spite of an exemption clause in the basic bailment contract, because it did not to cover damage occurring outside the garage.It is now firmly settled that an exemption clause can protect against liability for a “fundamental breach” of contract.