A court is most likely to find a disclaimer of warranty unconscionable:
A) if the goods sold "as is" or "with all faults" are sold without any warranties.
B) if the plaintiff is a merchant trying to recover for property damage or economic loss.
C) in the case of a conspicuous disclaimer.
D) in the case of a personally injured consumer.

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A court is most likely to find a disclaimer unconscionable in the case of a personally injured consumer, and somewhat less likely to do so when the consumer has suffered only property damage or economic loss. It is least likely to find the disclaimer unconscionable where the plaintiff is a merchant trying to recover for property damage or economic loss.

A Court Is Most Likely to Find a Disclaimer of Warranty