The UCC permits a seller to limit or modify the buyer's remedies for breach of warranty:
A) in all cases.
B) except for unconscionable limitations or exclusions of consequential damages.
C) in no cases, as this would be contrary to public policy.
D) except when the seller seeks to limit the time within which the warranty is effective.

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) allows sellers to limit or modify the buyer's remedies for breach of warranty unless such limitations or exclusions are deemed unconscionable, particularly in the case of limiting or excluding consequential damages. This is to ensure fairness and protect buyers from overly harsh or unfair terms that might be imposed by sellers.

The UCC Permits a Seller to Limit or Modify the Buyer's