1.Paul orders 100 teak dining chairs from Lee. A couple of days after the order arrives, Paul looks over the shipment and finds that 68 chairs are made of teak, another 20 are made of rubberwood, while the last 12 are made of teak with rubberwood legs. Paul can still sell all the chairs, so he decides to keep them, but he wants some money back. First, Paul needs to:

A.Tell Lee about the non-conformance within a reasonable time.

B.Tell Lee about the non-conformance within one week of reselling the chairs.

C.Keep the nonconforming shipment until any dispute is resolved.

D.Hold samples of both kinds of chairs for verification by Lee.

E.Another action: ____________________________(fill in)