In the event of a breach by the seller for shipping improper goods, and assuming the buyer correctly rejected the delivery of the goods, the buyer's incidental damages may include:

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Incidental damages are any reasonable expenses incurred by the buyer due to the seller's breach. The costs of inspecting, transporting, and caring for goods while in the buyer's possession are reasonable expenses that can be recovered as incidental damages. The value of lost sales and distress suffered by personnel are consequential damages and not incidental damages. Therefore, option A is the best choice.

In the Event of a Breach by the Seller for Shipping