 This provision amends the Unsolicited Goods Act 1971, which defines goods only as unsolicited goods if they have been deliberately sent to the recipient with the intention of them being used.Goods sent or delivered by mistake are not unsolicited goods, and remain the property of the sender

No contractual term can limit or exclude the legal liability of a supplier for the provisions of the Act if the contractual term is inconsistent with consumer protection legislation.Regulation 5 explicitly excludes some kinds of contract from being governed by the Regulations.