A seller's remedies upon the buyer's default:
A) may be goods oriented, money oriented, or obligation oriented.
B) are subject to the doctrine of election of remedies.
C) are, under the UCC, the same as a buyer's remedies for the seller's breach.
D) All of these.

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a seller's remedies upon the buyer's default can be goods oriented (e.g., withholding delivery), money oriented (e.g., recovering the price), or obligation oriented (e.g., canceling the contract).

A Seller's Remedies Upon the Buyer's Default