If applicable,course of dealing will
A)limit the buyer's right to reject for relatively routine defects.
B)allow the seller to replace defective goods with conforming goods if time permits.
C)permit a buyer to reject accepted goods if they substantially impair its value.
D)allow either the buyer or the seller to void a contract.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Course of dealing refers to the previous interactions or transactions between the buyer and seller. If there has been a consistent pattern of accepting goods with certain defects or issues, the buyer may be limited in their right to reject for those same issues in the future.

B, C, and D are not accurate explanations of the concept of course of dealing.

If Applicable,course of Dealing Will