A seller's ability to disclaim implied warranties is sometimes restricted by the doctrine of:
A)unconscionability.
B)remedy limitation.
C)no-privity.
D)commercial impracticability.

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A seller's ability to disclaim implied warranties sometimes is restricted,however,by the doctrine of unconscionability.In appropriate instances,courts may apply section 2-302's unconscionability standards to implied warranty disclaimers even though those disclaimers satisfy UCC section 2-316(2).

A Seller's Ability to Disclaim Implied Warranties Is Sometimes Restricted