Parties to a contract can override the Sale of Goods Act's implied conditions and warranties related to title,fitness,quality,and nature by including exemption clauses in the form of limited warranties.

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Parties can indeed include exemption clauses in the form of limited warranties to override the implied conditions and warranties under the Sale of Goods Act. However, there are limitations to this, such as the clause being reasonable and not unconscionable or contrary to public policy.

Parties to a Contract Can Override the Sale of Goods