Mary purchased a power-washer from an online Irish retailer. She accepted the retailer's standard terms and conditions, without having read them. When Mary received the power washer it did not work properly and kept cutting out. Mary's husband, Paul, then tried to use the power-washer but it exploded, causing him an injury. Mary contacted the retailer who pointed out that its standard terms and conditions excluded liability for injury or damage caused by the item sold and that Mary had agreed to waive her rights to sue the retailer for breach of contract. a) Discuss what remedies are available to Mary. Refer to one statute in support of your answer. (6 marks) b) Explain what remedies are available to her husband, Paul.