After accepting the goods, the buyer notices a severe defect and rightfully revokes his acceptance. He promptly returns the goods to the seller however, the goods are destroyed during shipment. Who bears the loss? The buyer to the extent of the deficiency in the seller's insurance. The seller to the extent of the deficiency in the buyer's insurance The seller because the seller breached the contract The buyer because he should have inspected the goods before accepting Question 32 1 pts Carla made it clear to the salesperson at Macy's that she was looking for waterproof boots. The salesperson recommends the boots on the shelf nearest to the cash register. Carla purchases the boots and during a walk across campus, discovers they are not waterproof. What is Carla's best cause of action in a lawsuit against Macy's? Breach of implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose Fraud, because she was coerced into buying the boots Doctrine of unclean hands Breach of implied warranty of merchantability