7. A contract is agreed on for the sale of 100 readily available and identical radios. Later (but before delivery is due to take place) the seller decides he does not want to sell the radios. He tells the purchase that he will not deliver the radios and no longer wants to continue with the contract. What should the buyer do?

A: Minimise his loss by purchasing the goods elsewhere and sue for damages . B: Wait until the seller actually fails to perform and then sue for damages. C: He can obtain specific performance and force the seller to get the radios. D: He can recover punitive damages to punish the seller for breach of contract. E: He can go and seize the radios.