Exclusion of implied terms permits parties to negate or vary statutory sale rights by express agreement or binding usage. Section 62 permits parties to a contract of sale to negative or vary rights, duties or liabilities that would arise by implication of law by means of an express agreement, by the course of dealing between the parties, or by a usage that is sufficiently binding on both parties.
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Exclusion of implied terms permits parties to negate or vary statutory sale rights by express agreement or binding usage.
Section 62 permits parties to a contract of sale to negative or vary rights, duties or liabilities that would arise by implication of law by means of an express agreement, by the course of dealing between the parties, or by a usage that is sufficiently binding on both parties.
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