When a buyer has possession of goods after rightfully rejecting them, the buyer is treated:
A) the same as a seller in the possession of goods after default by a buyer.
B) as being strictly liable for the safety of the goods.
C) the same as if an entrustment had been created.
D) as an insurer of the goods until the seller retakes possession.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When a buyer has possession of goods after rightfully rejecting them, the buyer is treated the same as a seller in the possession of goods after default by a buyer. This means that the buyer is responsible for the safekeeping of the goods and must take reasonable care to prevent damage or loss. The seller also has the right to retake possession of the goods.

When a Buyer Has Possession of Goods After Rightfully Rejecting