proof of exoneration (discharge of liability)

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exoneration_(law)

In a legal or contractual context within logistics/supply chain: the evidence demonstrating that a party is released from liability. A proof of exoneration shows that there is no fault or breach, or that contractual terms or circumstances (e.g., liability waivers, force majeure) exclude liability.

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