Under the Uniform Commercial Code, if the goods under contract are partially destroyed:
A) the contract is automatically rescinded and the parties are restored to their to their status quo ante without the possibility of seeking enforcement under the contract's original terms.
B) the contract is enforceable and may not be cancelled by either party.
C) the seller may demand the right to inspect the damaged goods in order to decide whether to deliver replacement conforming goods or alternatively require the buyer to accept them in their damaged state and provide allowance for the damages.
D) the buyer may demand the right to inspect the damaged goods in order to decide whether to reject them or to accept them in their damaged state and claim an allowance for the damages.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code, if goods under contract are partially destroyed before the risk passes to the buyer, the buyer may inspect the goods and then choose to either reject them or accept them with a deduction in price for the damage. This provision allows for flexibility and negotiation between the buyer and seller in the event of partial destruction of goods.

Under the Uniform Commercial Code, If the Goods Under Contract