If a buyer refuses to accept specially manufactured goods, the seller has the right to keep the goods, and recover the full purchase price as damages.

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According to the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code), if specially manufactured goods are created according to the buyer's specifications or cannot easily be sold to someone else, and the buyer refuses to accept them, the seller can keep the goods and recover the full purchase price as damages. This is covered under UCC section 2-711.

If a Buyer Refuses to Accept Specially Manufactured Goods, the Seller