The requirement that goods tendered to a buyer must conform in all ways to the terms of the contract is called the:

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The perfect tender rule requires that goods tendered to the buyer must conform to all the terms of the contract, including quality, quantity, delivery, and packaging. If the goods are not in perfect condition or do not meet the contract specifications, the buyer has the right to reject them. This rule is applicable under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and is an important aspect of contract law. The other choices, complete performance rule, no right to cure rule, and substantial performance rule, are not related to the requirement of goods tendered to a buyer to conform to the terms of the contract.

The Requirement That Goods Tendered to a Buyer Must Conform