Seller v. Buyer: Acceptance of Delivery Note Constitutes Acceptance of Goods and Terms

A seller sued a buyer for the price of goods delivered, but the buyer contested the claim, arguing that the goods were not delivered in the agreed-upon location and that the acceptance of the delivery note did not constitute an acceptance of the goods themselves, which were allegedly non-conforming. The court rejected the buyer's appeal, affirming that acceptance of the delivery note, which explicitly mentioned the delivery at the specified location and the receipt of the goods, unequivocally signified the buyer's acceptance of both the delivery terms and the conformity of the goods themselves, thus holding the buyer liable for the payment.