Which remedies are available after a buyer rejects non-conforming goods under the UCC?

• A. Refund, Return, and Damages
• B. Punitive damages
• C. Injunction
• D. Specific performance

Answer: (D)

Under the UCC, when a buyer properly rejects non-conforming goods, the contract remains in force and the buyer can get relief beyond simple money damages if the goods are unique or monetary damages would be inadequate. Specific performance is available to compel delivery of the conforming goods in those limited cases. This is why it’s the best answer here: it captures the rare but important option that a court may order the seller to deliver the exact goods the contract calls for when those goods are unique or not easily replaceable by damages. Punitive damages aren’t available, injunctions aren’t the usual remedy for breach of sale of goods, and while refunds, returns, and damages are typical remedies, specific performance uniquely applies when the goods themselves are special and damages would not suffice.