alleryStart learning →If a seller breaches a warranty, the buyer's remedy is
Ato reject the goods and repudiate the contract
Bto refuse payment of the full price of goods
Cto claim damages without rejecting the goods
Dto cancel the contract at once on notice
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. to claim damages without rejecting the goods
Breach of warranty gives only a claim for damages and no right to reject the goods.
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