What is the likely effect of Trudy reselling the defective fixtures for $100?
A) That is the only remedy Trudy will receive.
B) The $100 will be deducted from the $400 Theresa owes leaving Theresa owing Trudy $300.
C) Trudy will be allowed to keep the $100 and is still entitled to receive $400 from Trudy.
D) Because of the extra work involved, Trudy will be required to deduct only half of the $100 from Theresa's debt, leaving Theresa owing $350.
E) After the $100 is deducted, Trudy and Theresa will be required under the UCC to split the difference leaving Theresa owing $150.

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UCC Sections 2-608 and 2A-517 sometimes allow the buyer or lessee to revoke acceptance of nonconforming goods without owing the seller. For instance, in U.S.A. Coil & Air Inc., v. Hodess Building Conditions., Hodess rejected acceptance of nonconforming goods. Hodess was allowed to reject acceptance because it had made a reasonable assumption that the nonconformity would be cured but then the nonconformity was not cured within a reasonable amount of time.

What Is the Likely Effect of Trudy Reselling the Defective