If the buyer rejected the goods,the seller may reasonably resell them and obtain the difference between the resale price and the contract price.

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This statement is true according to the common law principle of "mitigation of damages", which allows the seller to minimize their losses by reselling the goods if the buyer refuses to accept them. However, the seller must act in good faith and take reasonable steps to obtain a fair price for the goods. Any expenses incurred in connection with the resale may also be deducted from the resale price.

If the Buyer Rejected the Goods,the Seller May Reasonably Resell