Question 8 of 20 Question 8 1 points Save Answer How might exclusion clauses be found to be unenforceable? Which of the following is correct? Exclusion clauses are totally prohibited under Australian law, a party needs only to go to court to have the exclusion clause found unenforceable Exclusion clauses are given their ordinary and natural meaning if a party would not have agreed to the terms if they understood them, then a court may refuse to enforce such an exclusion clause against a consumer Exclusion clauses are generally uncertain clauses and hence will be struck down by a court as unenforceable An exclusion clause is unenforceable unless a notice of the limitation is displayed prominently on the premises of the party seeking to enforce that term