When selling to a consumer, a seller of goods can simply exclude the terms implied into the contract of sale by the Sale of Goods Act 1979?

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A seller cannot simply exclude the terms implied into the contract of sale by the Sale of Goods Act 1979 when selling to a consumer. This would be a breach of consumer protection laws. However, they may be able to exclude these terms when selling to a business if the exclusion is reasonable and has been properly communicated to the buyer.

When Selling to a Consumer, a Seller of Goods Can