Seller v. Buyer: Acceptance of Goods Waives Right to Claim Non-Conformity for Non-Payment

The case concerned a dispute where a seller delivered goods to a purchaser who, despite accepting the delivery, refused payment, alleging the goods were not compliant with the contract due to damage occurring prior to delivery. The court held that the acceptance of the goods, without immediate reservation regarding the alleged defect, constituted a tacit confirmation of conformity, meaning the buyer could no longer rely on the purported non-conformity to justify non-payment, thus upholding the seller's claim for the purchase price.