If a seller has delivered nonconforming goods that have been rejected by the buyer,the seller has a right to cure:

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The UCC allows a seller to cure nonconforming goods even after the original time for performance has passed, as long as the buyer has not already exercised their right to reject the goods. There are some limitations on this right to cure, such as the cure must be made within a reasonable time and not cause undue delay or inconvenience to the buyer. However, the seller does not need specific contract language or buyer agreement to have the right to cure in these circumstances.

If a Seller Has Delivered Nonconforming Goods That Have Been