Sure, here are the key points:

$-**$Exemption Clauses$**$: They're rules in contracts that say one party isn't responsible for certain things.

$-**$Legal Principles$**$: In Canada, these clauses must be clear and fair.

$-**$West Town Mall's Clause$**$: It says they're not responsible for any statements about the leased place.

$-**$Protection Depends On$**$:

$1.$ Clarity: Is the clause easy to understand?

$2.$ Fairness: Is it fair to both parties?

$3.$ Legal Compliance: Does it follow the law?

$-**$Court Decision$**$: Ultimately, courts will decide if the clause protects West Town Mall based on these factors and the situation.