When the buyer is insolvent, the UCC provides the seller with the right of:

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When the buyer is insolvent, the seller has the right of stoppage in transit, which allows the seller to stop the goods while they are in transit to the buyer and regain possession of them until payment is made. This right is provided under the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code). The other options mentioned (action in shipment, strike in transfer, walk out in transit) are not recognized rights under the UCC.

When the Buyer Is Insolvent, the UCC Provides the Seller