The CISG:
A) does not follow the perfect tender rule.
B) provides that the seller must, in all cases, deliver the goods within a reasonable time after the conclusion of the contract.
C) provides that in most instances the buyer must pay the contract price before examining the goods.
D) provides no right of "cure."

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The CISG (United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods) does not adhere to the perfect tender rule, which is a principle under some domestic laws (like the UCC in the United States) that requires the goods delivered to perfectly match the contract specifications. Instead, the CISG allows for a more flexible approach to conformity of goods, considering whether the non-conformity substantially affects the value of the goods to the buyer.