Buyer's Waiver of Right to Rescind Sale Due to Late Claim of Non-Conforming Goods

The dispute arose from a contract for the sale of goods where the buyer alleged the delivered goods were non-conforming, leading to a demand for rescission of the sale and damages, but the seller countered that the buyer had accepted the goods without reservation upon delivery, thereby waiving the right to later claim defects. The court rejected the buyer's appeal, reasoning that the trial court correctly determined that the buyer's failure to immediately inspect and reject the goods upon receipt, coupled with subsequent use or retention without timely formal protest, constituted tacit acceptance of the delivery as conforming, thereby forfeiting the right to demand rescission based on alleged latent defects that should have been discovered earlier.