If the goods are rejected for nonconformance, the cost of inspection can be recovered from the seller.

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According to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) § 2-714(3), if the goods are rejected for nonconformance, the buyer is entitled to recover the cost of inspection from the seller. This is because the seller has breached their obligation to deliver conforming goods, and the expense of inspecting the goods is a foreseeable consequence of the breach.

If the Goods Are Rejected for Nonconformance, the Cost of Inspection