Is Frank correct in that he has a right to remedy and fix the problem?
A) No, the UCC does not provide a party with the right to fix any problem.
B) No, while the UCC provides a party with the right to fix some problems, the problems with the T-shirts were too serious to afford Frank that right.
C) Yes, but only if he can provide correctly worded T-shirts by the next day, the last day set for performance.
D) Yes, Frank has up to 10 days under the UCC to fix any problem.
E) Yes, Frank has up to 20 days under the UCC to fix any problem.

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Sellers and lessors can repair, adjust, or replace defective or nonconforming goods as long as they give prompt notice of the intent to cure and go ahead and cure within the contract time for performance. Under UCC 2-508(2) and 2A-513(2), the seller or lessor can still exercise the right to cure once the contract time for performance has passed as long as the seller or lessor has reasonable grounds to believe that the nonconforming tender would be acceptable to the buyer or lessee. In the hypothetical at issue, Frank had no reason to believe that the nonconforming tender would be acceptable.

Is Frank Correct in That He Has a Right to Remedy