Seller sold the goods but the buyer wrongfully refused it. In this case the seller may recover the damages.

For the loss caused by non acceptance

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For the reasonable charges for the care of the goods.

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Both a & b

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Either a or b

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The correct option is C Both a & b
Seller sold the goods but the buyer wrongfully refused it. In this case the seller may recover the damages for the loss caused by non acceptance as well as for the reasonable charges for the care of the goods. Thus if the buyer refuses to accept the goods then the buyer may be charged by the seller.

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