Which of the following is not an exception to the perfect tender rule?
A)Commercial impracticability
B)Past dealings between the parties
C)Norms in the industry
D)Revocation of acceptance
E)Exceptions outlined in the parties' agreement

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A)Exceptions to the perfect tender rule allow sellers/lessors and buyers/lessees to
consider: norms in the industry and past dealings between the parties;exceptions outlined in the parties' agreement;the right to cure;excuse from performance when identified goods are destroyed through no fault of the parties;substantial impairment;commercial impracticability.
B)Exceptions to the perfect tender rule allow sellers/lessors and buyers/lessees to consider: norms in the industry and past dealings between the parties;exceptions outlined in the parties' agreement;the right to cure;excuse from performance when identified goods are destroyed through no fault of the parties;substantial impairment;commercial impracticability.
C)Exceptions to the perfect tender rule allow sellers/lessors and buyers/lessees to consider: norms in the industry and past dealings between the parties;exceptions outlined in the parties' agreement;the right to cure;excuse from performance when identified goods are destroyed through no fault of the parties;substantial impairment;commercial impracticability.

Which of the Following Is Not an Exception to the Perfect