A buyer who sells rejected goods on behalf of the seller is entitled to reasonable expenses and a reasonable selling commission not to exceed ten percent of the gross proceeds.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), when a buyer rightfully rejects goods and sells them on behalf of the seller, the buyer is entitled to recover reasonable expenses associated with the sale, including a reasonable commission. The UCC does not specify a maximum commission rate, but a ten percent commission is generally considered reasonable in commercial practices, depending on the circumstances.

A Buyer Who Sells Rejected Goods on Behalf of the Seller