If a seller has delivered nonconforming goods that have been rejected by the buyer,the seller has a right to cure:

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Under the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code), a seller has the right to cure nonconforming goods if they are rejected by the buyer, under certain circumstances. These circumstances include situations where the time for performance has passed, but the seller can still cure the nonconformity within a reasonable time. The seller does not need the buyer's agreement or a specific provision in the contract allowing for cure, although such provisions could provide more clarity and certainty. The UCC does not specify a 10-day limit for cure.

If a Seller Has Delivered Nonconforming Goods That Have Been