BBQ,Inc. ,makes and sells grills to Grill Mart,a retailer,which sells one of the grills to Hope,a consumer.Their contracts limit consequential damages for personal inju?ries arising from a breach of warranty.This is prima facie un?conscionable with respect to

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The limitation of consequential damages for personal injuries arising from a breach of warranty is prima facie unconscionable with respect to Hope, the consumer. This is because such a limitation would limit their ability to seek redress for any harm caused to them due to a defective product. It would be unfair to hold a consumer responsible for any personal injury they might suffer as a result of a product defect. Therefore, this limitation is unconscionable with respect to Hope. It may not necessarily be unconscionable with respect to BBQ or Grill Mart, as they are both commercial entities who may have negotiated the limitation of consequential damages in their contracts.

BBQ,Inc ,Makes and Sells Grills to Grill Mart,a Retailer,which Sells