A written contract to sell fruit pellets contained the express stipulation, “shipment to be made in good condition.” In fact, some of the pellets were not in good condition when shipped. However, they were, on arrival, still fit to be used for the purpose the buyer had intended and although they were worth less than they should have been, they could still have been re-sold at a reduced price. Whether the buyer is entitled to repudiate the contract and reject the goods?