A seller's right to cure an improper tender of goods protects sellers from:

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A seller's right to cure an improper tender of goods allows them to correct minor problems with the shipped goods and avoid the buyer rejecting the shipment, especially when the price of the goods is falling. This protects sellers from losses due to rejected shipments and allows them to maintain a good relationship with the buyer. Option B is incorrect since buyers demanding larger shipments is not related to tender of goods. Option C is incorrect since it relates to payment terms, not tender of goods. Option D is incorrect since it is related to breach of contract, not tender of goods. Option E is incorrect since it is related to defaulting on loans, not tender of goods.

A Seller's Right to Cure an Improper Tender of Goods