A term in a contract that attempts to exclude the implied terms of the Australian Consumer Law is void and unenforceable.

Name: A term in a contract that attempts to exclude the implied terms of the Australian Consumer Law is void and unenforceable.
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This is stated in section 64 of the Australian Consumer Law. It is not possible to contract out of the protections and guarantees established by this law.

A Term in a Contract That Attempts to Exclude the Implied