Perpetua orders 50 red roses from her neighbourhood florist for her red-themed birthday party. When the flowers are delivered, Perpetua is furious that the roses are pink instead of red. When would her short-term right to reject the flowers reasonably be expected to expire?

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The short-term right to reject goods, such as flowers, typically expires shortly after delivery, allowing the buyer to inspect the goods and determine their conformity with the contract. In this case, since flowers are perishable goods, the reasonable time frame would be closer to one day or within a very short period, certainly not extending to weeks, months, or a year.

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