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Contracts • Performance Under UCC
K#112
Legal Definition
A buyer's ability to reject is limited by: (1) the seller's ability to cure; (2) the fact that it is an installment contract; or (3) acceptance.
Plain English Explanation
A buyer may not be able to reject the delivery of goods if: (1) the reason they want to reject the goods is due to defect, however, the terms of the agreement give the seller a right to try to fix the problem first; (2) the goods are being delivered as part of an installment contract, which means there will be further deliveries and opportunities to make things right; or (3) the buyer has already accepted the goods (i.e., no taksies-backsies).
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Related Concepts
How may a buyer revoke acceptance of goods?
What are a buyer's rights to reject goods in an installment contract?
What does the "ability to cure" mean?
What happens if a seller wishes to cure beyond the time obligated for performance?
What happens if a seller wishes to cure within the time obligated for performance?
What is the buyer's right of inspection?
What is the effect of a buyer accepting goods on his ability to reject them?
What is the perfect tender rule, and what is the consequence of less than perfect tender?
When is the price due in carrier cases, shipment contracts, and destination contracts?
When is the price due in non-carrier cases?
When may the seller demand payment in an installment contract?
