If a buyer accepts conforming goods delivered by the seller and simply does not pay for them as required in the contract, what is most likely to happen? The seller can:

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When a buyer accepts goods but fails to pay for them, the seller's primary recourse is to sue for the purchase price, as the goods have already been accepted and cannot be resold by the seller in this context.

If a Buyer Accepts Conforming Goods Delivered by the Seller