Consider the following extract from Case 10 6 The Shoe Sellers Case, The CISG expects a buyer to accept deliveries of nonconforming goods [unless they are fundamentally nonconforming] and to invoke remedies other than avoidance (such as reduction of the price and damages) as compensation for the defects. For example, there would be no fundamental breach of contract [and no right to avoid the contract] in cases where the buyer is able to use some of the goods. Using your knowledge from Week 10 Sales and Logistics and with reference to the case above, explain the CISG Avoidance provisions for both the buyer and seller.