Supplier Liability for Delivery of Non-Conforming Goods

The case involved a dispute over a contract for the supply of materials where the supplier delivered goods differing in quality from those specified in the order, leading the purchaser to refuse payment and demand reimbursement for the non-conforming materials already accepted under protest. The court upheld the lower court's decision to reject the supplier's claim for payment, reasoning that the acceptance of the goods under reservation of rights was valid and did not waive the purchaser's right to seek damages or reimbursement for the breach of contract regarding the specified quality, thereby affirming that the delivery of non-conforming goods constituted a failure to meet contractual obligations justifying the purchaser's actions.