Which of the Following Did the Appellate Court Recognize in SCM

Multiple Choice

Which of the following did the appellate court recognize in SCM Group, U.S.A., Inc., v. Custom Designs & Manufacturing Co., Inc., the case in the text in which the plaintiff sued the defendant after the defendant refused to pay for equipment?

A) That the issue of whether a reasonable time for inspection of goods has passed is generally a question of law for the judge, not the jury, to decide.
B) That an effective acceptance is not made unless the buyer affirmatively notifies the seller in writing that the goods were conforming.
C) That an effective acceptance is not made unless the buyer affirmatively notifies the seller in writing that the goods while not conforming were acceptable with appropriate deductions.
D) That an effective acceptance is not made unless the buyer affirmatively notifies the seller orally or in writing that the goods while not conforming were acceptable with appropriate deductions.
E) That a failure to reject results in liability not only for the contractual price, but also for damages suffered as a result.