In which of the following does a seller have the right to stop delivery of goods in transit regardless of the size of the shipment?
A) the buyer repudiates the contract
B) the buyer has payments due
C) the seller learns of the buyer's insolvency
D) the seller has been ordered for specific performance

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According to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), if the seller learns of the buyer's insolvency, they have the right to stop delivery of goods in transit regardless of the size of the shipment. This is to protect the seller from potentially not getting paid for the goods if the buyer is unable to fulfill their financial obligations. Repudiation of the contract or non-payment by the buyer may also give the seller the right to stop delivery, but it depends on the specific terms of the contract. Specific performance is a legal action that compels a party to fulfill its contractual obligations, so it would not give the seller the right to stop delivery of goods in transit.

In Which of the Following Does a Seller Have the Right