Sally is renovating her new business premises. As part of the renovation, she wants an air conditioning system installed. She buys one worth $17,000. Before purchasing the system, Sally advises Air-Kool, the air conditioning company, of the size ofthe premises and stresses she wants the entire building cooled to 18 degrees so the workers can work more productively during the hot summer months. Air-Kool sells her the AZ1110 model and says it is suitable for what she wants. The air conditioning unit, however, fails to cool the premises effectively during summer and as a result, productivity is down 10-15%. Which one of the following statements is NOT correct? Select one: a. Under the consumer guarantees contained in the ACL, goods that are not reasonably fit for any disclosed purpose can automatically be rejected or replaced b. Under the consumer guarantees contained in the ACL, ifthe failure to comply with the consumer guarantees is a major failure, Sally could reject the goods or recover compensation for any reduction in the value of the goods c. Under the consumer guarantees contained in the ACL, Air-Kool could not limit its liability for breach of the consumer guarantees to replacement 3' or repair cost. d. The consumer guarantees contained in the Australian ConsumerLaw(ACL) do apply even though the air conditioner is purchased for use in commercial premises as the price is less than $40,000 and therefore Sally is a 'consumer' Your answer is incorrect. The correct answer is: Under the consumer guarantees contained in the ACL. goods that are not reasonably t for any disclosed purpose can automatically be rejected or replaced