Sound Experience Inc sold a carton of personal CD players to Noriel. The contract requires Noriel to pay the total price of $10 000 upon delivery. The contract required Sound Experience to deliver no later than March 15. Sound Experience therefore gave the carton to an independent carrier on March 7, along with instructions for delivery to Noriel. On March 12, however, Sound Experience learned that Noriel had become insolvent and almost certainly would not be able to pay for the CD units. Which remedy should Sound Experience use?

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Sound Experience should use "stoppage in transit" because the goods are still in transit and Noriel has become insolvent, allowing Sound Experience to stop the delivery and regain possession of the goods.

Sound Experience Inc Sold a Carton of Personal CD Players