Marion is a sole proprietor and is in the business of selling recycled wood and lumber. She sold $2,000 worth of re-cycled lumber to Homey House Builders Ltd. The contract of sale described the wood as re-cycled lumber and also stated that all conditions, warranties, and liabilities implied by statute, common law, or otherwise are hereby excluded. Unfortunately, when the buyers, Homey House Builders Ltd. were ready to use the lumber they discovered the lumber was full of insects and worms and could not be used. Can Homey House Builders Ltd use the NS Sale of Goods Act to get their money back from Marion? Why/why not? Cite any relevant sections of the act.