Multiple choice The Sale of Goods act... Protects buyers by implying terms into a contract Protects Businesses by expressing terms Protects sellers by implying terms into a contract Protects buyers through expressed terms Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself A Correct answer Explanation The primary function of the Sale of Goods Act is to protect buyers by automatically implying certain protective terms (like fitness for purpose and merchantable quality) into contracts for the sale of goods, even if they aren't explicitly written.