alleryStart learning →Less than the contracted quantity is delivered and accepted. How must the buyer pay?
AAt a discounted price
BAt the contract rate
CAt the prevailing market rate
DAt the seller's cost price
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. At the contract rate
A buyer who accepts a short delivery must pay for what he accepts at the contract rate.
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