Under the UCC,only the buyer can demand assurance from the seller that the contract will be performed.If such assurances are not given within 30 days,then the seller is considered to have repudiated the contract.

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Under the UCC, both the buyer and the seller can demand assurance from the other party if there are reasonable grounds for insecurity about the contract's performance. If adequate assurance is not provided within a reasonable time, not exceeding 30 days, the party failing to provide assurance is considered to have repudiated the contract.

Under the UCC,only the Buyer Can Demand Assurance from the Seller