Under English law when does liability for misrepresentation become excluded?

Under English law, liability for misrepresentation can be excluded in certain circumstances. The following are ways in which liability for misrepresentation can be excluded: Exclusion Clauses: An exclusion clause in the contract can exclude or limit the liability for misrepresentation, but only if it is reasonable. Statute of Limitations: The statute of limitations may bar a claim for misrepresentation if the claim is not brought within the prescribed time limit. Knowledge: If the party claiming misrepresentation had actual knowledge of the false statement or ought to have known it was false, their claim may be excluded. Voluntarily assumed risk: If the party claiming misrepresentation voluntarily assumed the risk of the false statement, their claim may be excluded.