Seller v. Buyer: Acceptance of Goods and Waiver of Defect Claim

A suit arose when a buyer accepted delivery of goods but later claimed they were defective, refusing to pay the agreed price and demanding a reduction, while the seller insisted on full payment based on the contract terms. The court upheld the lower court's decision, reasoning that the buyer's acceptance of the goods without immediate reservation regarding the alleged defects constituted a waiver of the right to later contest the quality, thereby affirming the seller's right to the full contract price despite the subsequent dispute.