Smith and Brown Ltd.has a standard form contract that contains a clause that says that all warranties and conditions,implied or expressed,at Common Law,under statute or by custom,are excluded from the contract.The Sale of Goods Act allows the company to do this.

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The Sale of Goods Act allows the exclusion of implied terms, and the company's standard form contract includes a clause that excludes all warranties and conditions, whether implied or expressed. Therefore, it is true that the company can do this.