If a buyer procures the same or similar goods as those involved in the sales contract breached by the seller, the buyer:
A) loses all rights to prosecute for breach.
B) is said to have validated the seller's action.
C) is said to have covered.
D) is also in breach.

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When a buyer procures the same or similar goods as those involved in the breached sales contract, it is said that the buyer has covered. This means that the buyer has found a replacement for the goods and can continue with their business operations without significant interruption. The buyer still maintains rights to prosecute for breach and is not considered in breach themselves.

If a Buyer Procures the Same or Similar Goods as Those