When a buyer has accepted nonconforming goods in the past, a seller can deliver nonconforming goods on the deadline for delivery but still have time to cure even past the deadline.

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If a buyer has accepted nonconforming goods in the past, it may indicate a course of dealing or performance that allows the seller to assume that the buyer might accept a cure even after the deadline, depending on the circumstances and the terms of the contract.

When a Buyer Has Accepted Nonconforming Goods in the Past