If the seller has delivered goods and the buyer rejects them under the perfect tender rule, the seller has the right to repair or replace the rejected goods so long as the time period for performance has not started.

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Under the perfect tender rule, the seller has the right to repair or replace rejected goods only if the time for performance has not expired; if the period for performance has started, the seller can still attempt to cure defects if there is time remaining within the original performance period.

If the Seller Has Delivered Goods and the Buyer Rejects