If the contract between the parties had been an origin contract,who would bear the risk of loss for the second delivery?
A)ScubaCo,because the risk of loss remains with the seller
B)The Dive Shop but only to the extent of its insurance,the remainder transfers to ScubaCo
C)The Dive Shop,because the risk of loss transferred to the buyer on delivery,but only the remainder of the loss not covered by ScubaCo's insurance
D)Both parties share the risk of loss equally
E)ScubaCo,because they had no right to refuse delivery of conforming goods

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A)With an origin or shipment contract,the risk of loss would have transferred to the buyer who was in breach after refusing conforming goods.In order to encourage sellers to create origin contracts,the UCC requires that the risk of loss remain with the seller to the extent of the seller's insurance.If the seller does not have insurance or the loss exceeds the seller's insurance,the remainder transfers to the breaching buyer.
B)With an origin or shipment contract,the risk of loss would have transferred to the buyer who was in breach after refusing conforming goods.In order to encourage sellers to create origin contracts,the UCC requires that the risk of loss remain with the seller to the extent of the seller's insurance.If the seller does not have insurance or the loss exceeds the seller's insurance,the remainder transfers to the breaching buyer.
C)With an origin or shipment contract,the risk of loss would have transferred to the buyer who was in breach after refusing conforming goods.In order to encourage sellers to create origin contracts,the UCC requires that the risk of loss remain with the seller to the extent of the seller's insurance.If the seller does not have insurance or the loss exceeds the seller's insurance,the remainder transfers to the breaching buyer.
D)With an origin or shipment contract,the risk of loss would have transferred to the buyer who was in breach after refusing conforming goods.In order to encourage sellers to create origin contracts,the UCC requires that the risk of loss remain with the seller to the extent of the seller's insurance.If the seller does not have insurance or the loss exceeds the seller's insurance,the remainder transfers to the breaching buyer.
E)With an origin or shipment contract,the risk of loss would have transferred to the buyer who was in breach after refusing conforming goods.In order to encourage sellers to create origin contracts,the UCC requires that the risk of loss remain with the seller to the extent of the seller's insurance.If the seller does not have insurance or the loss exceeds the seller's insurance,the remainder transfers to the breaching buyer.

If the Contract Between the Parties Had Been an Origin