The protection given to consumers by the Sale of Goods legislation is limited because:

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The implied conditions and warranties under the Sale of Goods legislation can be excluded by a clause in the contract, which limits the protection given to consumers. The other options are incorrect as the legislation applies only to the sale of goods and not services, is still relevant in Australia, and is UK law but has been adopted by many other countries as well.

The Protection Given to Consumers by the Sale of Goods