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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When goods are bought for their ordinary purpose, it is assumed that the seller is aware of this purpose without it being explicitly stated by the buyer. This relieves the buyer from the need to make their intended use known, as it falls under the general expectations of the product's use.

Why Would a Buyer Be Relieved of the Implied Statutory