If a buyer wrongfully refuses to accept tendered goods, the seller can bring an action for damages equal to the difference between the contract and market prices at the time and place of tender.

Name: If a buyer wrongfully refuses to accept tendered goods, the seller can bring an action for damages equal to the difference between the contract and market prices at the time and place of tender.
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This is a correct statement according to the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code).

If a Buyer Wrongfully Refuses to Accept Tendered Goods, the Seller