With consumer goods,a limitation of consequential damages for personal injuries is prima facie unconscionable.

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Consumer goods are products purchased by individuals for personal use. Limiting consequential damages for personal injuries caused by these goods is considered unconscionable as it puts the burden of the injury on the injured party rather than the manufacturer or seller of the product.

With Consumer Goods,a Limitation of Consequential Damages for Personal Injuries