Explain the buyer''s right of inspection

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A. Explain the buyer's right of inspection in connection with a purchase of goods. Why is this right important?

B. Who must bear the cost of inspecting the goods, and when?

C. If in my business I am a regular purchaser of goods that require inspection (e.g., a wholesaler of fabrics), in what ways might I absorb the cost of inspection in conducting business?

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