When a buyer or lessee is a consumer,any limitation of consequential damages for personal injuries resulting from consumer goods is prima facie unconscionable.

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This statement is true. The limitation of consequential damages for personal injuries resulting from consumer goods is generally seen as unconscionable when the buyer or lessee is a consumer. This is because consumers are often seen as needing extra protection due to power imbalances in consumer transactions.

When a Buyer or Lessee Is a Consumer,any Limitation of Consequential