Under the CISG, a buyer may reject goods
A) consistent with the right of rejection set forth in the UCC.
B) if the goods are nonconforming to the contract in any way.
C) only if the tender is a fundamental breach of the contract.
D) only if the tender is illegal in subject matter and/or purpose.

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Under the CISG, a buyer may reject goods only if the tender is a fundamental breach of the contract. This means that the nonconformity must be so serious that it strikes at the heart of the contract and goes to the root of what was expected to be received. The right to reject is more limited than under the UCC, which allows for rejection of nonconforming goods in any way. Illegal goods may also be rejected under the CISG, but only if the illegality relates to subject matter and/or purpose of the contract.

Under the CISG, a Buyer May Reject Goods