Seller's Breach of Conforming Goods Obligation in Sales Contract

A dispute arose concerning a contract for the sale of goods where the buyer, after receiving the goods, was sought by the seller for payment, but the buyer claimed that the goods delivered did not conform to the order, leading to a refusal to pay. The court rejected the appeal, affirming that the obligation to deliver conforming goods is a principal obligation in a sales contract, and a mere discrepancy between the ordered and delivered items, if substantial enough to justify non-acceptance, releases the buyer from the obligation to pay the price, thereby upholding the lower court's finding that the seller failed to meet its contractual duty.