Kaveeta and Cassandra have recently discovered that some of the ceramic glazes commonly used by pottery artists/manufacturers in Portugal may contain traces of lead which may make the finished products unsuitable for a number of uses (e.g. to be used as dinner ware, drinking vessels and vases). Naturally, they are worried about the legal risks and implications the use of such glazes may have on their business and/or themselves, in the event of injury to a person or damage to property. They are also worried that purchasers of the products may wish to seek remedies, should one of their products not comply with one or more of the implied terms contained in the Sale of Goods Act 1895 (WA)