Any use of delivered goods by the buyer-even for the limited purpose of testing them-constitutes acceptance.

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Acceptance of goods typically requires that the buyer has had a reasonable opportunity to inspect the goods and has either explicitly or implicitly indicated that the goods are as expected. Merely testing the goods to ascertain if they conform to the contract does not necessarily constitute acceptance.

Any Use of Delivered Goods by the Buyer-Even for the Limited