Please match the definition or example with the most appropriate term.

• Functional equivalency
• Fitness for purpose
• False, misleading or deceptive representation
• Unconscionable representation
• Merchantable quality
• Renegotiating terms
• Remote agreement
• Sale of Goods Act
• Direct agreement
• Consumer Protection Act, 2002

(1) Ine provincial statute tnat creates implied conditions and warranties in contracts between buyers and sellers of goods. (2) An implied condition that guarantees that a product will be suitable for its regular purpose. (3) An implied condition that guarantees that in certain circumstances, a product is fit for a special purpose. (4) For example, acceptance of an electronic version of an agreement as a written contract, as long as it is accessible for future use. (5) The provincial statute that protects consumers from unfair business practices. (6) A payday loan company loans money to a recent immigrant who speaks little English and has a low-paying part time job, at an interest rate that is five times higher than the market rate. (7) An air conditioner company tells a customer that their unit will cool a 200 square metre home, when in reality, the unit will only cool up to 150 square metres of space. (8) For example, Lisa buys 10 packages of garbage bags from a salesperson who comes to her door one afternoon