Eight Gods
Junior Member
instead of the front
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Can a disclaimer be in the back of the book
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quincy
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Yes.
A disclaimer in a book is designed to protect an author/publisher from a lawsuit, or to mitigate damages in the event of a lawsuit. There is no requirement that a book even have a disclaimer at all, although most publishers will insist on one.
The placement at the front of the book is a greater guarantee that a reader will notice and read the disclaimer and be aware of any rights that are reserved, any limitations, any expectations, and so on.
A disclaimer in a book is designed to protect an author/publisher from a lawsuit, or to mitigate damages in the event of a lawsuit. There is no requirement that a book even have a disclaimer at all, although most publishers will insist on one.
The placement at the front of the book is a greater guarantee that a reader will notice and read the disclaimer and be aware of any rights that are reserved, any limitations, any expectations, and so on.
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