Which of the following is true for a "perfect tender rule" delivery?
A) The seller can reject delivery of certain parts of the goods.
B) The buyer can only reject parts of the goods and not the whole shipment.
C) The buyer can seek remedies for accepting nonconforming goods.
D) The seller can seek remedies for nonconforming goods that were accepted by the buyer.

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A "perfect tender rule" delivery means that the goods delivered must conform exactly to the contract specifications. If the goods do not conform, the buyer has the right to reject them and seek remedies. Therefore, the buyer can seek remedies for accepting nonconforming goods. Option A is incorrect because the seller is required to deliver all the goods as per the contract, and cannot reject certain parts. Option B is incorrect because the buyer has the right to reject the whole shipment if it does not conform to the contract. Option D is incorrect because the seller is liable for nonconforming goods and cannot seek remedies for them.

Which of the Following Is True for a "Perfect Tender