Asked by Gabriel Platero on May 25, 2024
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Speedy Stop sells necessities to neighborhood shoppers until 1 a.m. every day. Dairyland delivered its order of milk products as usual around 6 a.m. while Mary, the shopkeeper, was busy with the early coffee and donut crowd. The Dairyland driver left 12 crates in the refrigerator compartment and went on to the rest of his route. At 7:30 a.m., Mary started to shelve the milk products and discovered that all 12 crates contained buttermilk rather than the usual mix of containers of whole milk, 2%, skim milk, and cream she had ordered. What is her obligation with regard to the goods?
Refrigerator Compartment
A defined space within a refrigerator designed to store and cool food items at specific temperatures.
Buttermilk
A slightly sour liquid left after butter has been churned, used in baking or consumed as a drink.
Shelf
A flat, horizontal surface or board designed for the storage and display of items.
- Learn about the requirement for sellers to complete delivery and the implications for buyers in making the decision to accept or reject goods.
- Learn about the consequences and procedure demands for refusal, nullification of acceptance, and possibilities for remedy in contracts.
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danelle 0sbornMay 30, 2024
Final Answer :
Since this involves a rightful rejection by a merchant buyer, Mary must:
(1) notify Dairyland;
(2) follow their instructions as to disposal (or resell if no instructions within a short period of time);
(3) keep the goods in the refrigerator; (4) be reimbursed for storage, cost of resale, sales commission, and any damages consequential to the breach.
(1) notify Dairyland;
(2) follow their instructions as to disposal (or resell if no instructions within a short period of time);
(3) keep the goods in the refrigerator; (4) be reimbursed for storage, cost of resale, sales commission, and any damages consequential to the breach.
Learning Objectives
- Learn about the requirement for sellers to complete delivery and the implications for buyers in making the decision to accept or reject goods.
- Learn about the consequences and procedure demands for refusal, nullification of acceptance, and possibilities for remedy in contracts.