If a seller breaches a contract for the sale of goods and the buyer then acquires similar goods from another supplier,this is known as the right of:

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The right of cover refers to the ability of the buyer to obtain similar goods from another supplier after the seller breaches the contract. The buyer is entitled to cover when the seller fails to deliver the agreed-upon goods, or delivers goods that do not meet the contract's specifications. The buyer can then purchase equivalent goods from another seller and recover any damages or losses caused by the seller's breach. Thus, option C is the best choice.

If a Seller Breaches a Contract for the Sale of Goods