Which of the following is true of a buyer's right of inspection?
A) Cost of inspection is shared by the seller and buyer if goods are conforming.
B) Cost of inspection can be recovered from the seller if goods are nonconforming.
C) Goods can only be inspected before shipment is made by the seller.
D) Inspection has to be performed after the goods in the contract have been accepted.

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A buyer's right of inspection allows the buyer to inspect the goods to ensure conformity with the contract. If the goods are found to be nonconforming, the buyer can recover the cost of inspection from the seller. If the goods are conforming, the cost of inspection is usually borne by the buyer. The inspection can take place before or after delivery, but it must be performed within a reasonable time after the buyer receives the goods.

Which of the Following Is True of a Buyer's Right