A buyer is considered to have accepted a whole commercial unit of goods if:
A) the buyer pays for the goods before inspecting them.
B) the buyer accepts any part of the commercial unit.
C) the seller delivers even part of the commercial unit.
D) the seller delivers all the goods in the commercial unit.

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A commercial unit is any unit of goods that is treated by commercial usage as a single whole. It can be a single article (such as a machine), a set of articles (such as a dozen, bale, gross, or carload), or any other unit treated as a single whole. If a buyer accepts any part of a commercial unit of goods, he is considered to have accepted the whole unit.

A Buyer Is Considered to Have Accepted a Whole Commercial