Multiple Choice
Under the CISG:
A) the seller has no right to cure a defective delivery.
B) if the seller does not perform on time,the buyer may fix an additional,reasonable period of time for performance.
C) the seller has a limited right to cure a defective performance,but only before the date for delivery specified in the contract.
D) the seller may,even after the date for delivery,cure a defective performance if it can be done without unreasonable delay.The buyer cannot claim damages for delay as long as the cure was within a reasonable time.
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