A Romalpa Clause Is Designed To

A Romalpa clause is designed to:

A) Permit the seller to retake possession of the goods if the buyer defaults or goes into receivership or liquidation.
B) Protect the buyer of goods from delivery of unmerchantable or unacceptable goods.
C) Protect the seller of goods from failure of the buyer to pay for the goods.
D) Permit the buyer of goods to retain them against a claim by the holder of security over the goods.