Why would a buyer be relieved of the implied statutory requirement to make its intended purpose of purchasing goods known to the seller of those goods?

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If the goods are being used for their ordinary purpose, there is no need for the buyer to specifically inform the seller of their intended purpose. This exception applies when the goods are being used in a way that is common and expected for that type of product.

Why Would a Buyer Be Relieved of the Implied Statutory