In most European countries, UK excluded, the law of contracts doesn't work this way.
Reasonableness and good faith are implied in contracts. If a clause kills the essence of a contract maliciously, the court will not enforce it.
Reasonableness and good faith are implied in contracts. If a clause kills the essence of a contract maliciously, the court will not enforce it.
my source for this was an ex career insurance man (retired out)
In civil law you can sue with an action under contract enforcement, which carries a lighter burden of proof