Sara contracted to buy a new Steinway Model O grand piano for $52,400 from InTune Pianos. InTune delivered a piano that had been in storage for a year and had been moved at least six times. The piano showed unacceptable damage, according to Sara.

Could Sara reject the piano? Yes. If goods fail to ______________ to a contract in any respect, the buyer can reject them. Here, the piano showed unacceptable damage. What was Sara’s measure of recovery for InTune’s delivery of a damaged piano? Sara was entitled to at least $52,400. If a seller fails to deliver ______________ goods, the buyer is entitled to damages. The measure is the difference between the ______________ price and the market price of the goods at the place the seller was supposed to deliver and at the time the buyer learned of the breach. The buyer can also recover incidental and consequential ______________. In this case, these might include sales tax, delivery charges, attorneys’ fees, and court costs.