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(1) The buyer may cancel the contract or require delivery of substitute goods only if he returns the goods in substantially the same condition and quantity as he received them. However, he does not lose the right to cancel or obtain delivery of substitute goods if
(a) the impossibility of returning the goods in substantially the same condition and quantity is due to the intrinsic quality of the goods or other circumstances which do not depend on the buyer;
(b) all or part of the goods have perished or deteriorated as a consequence of an act which was necessary for the examination of whether the goods were in conformity with the contract; or
(c) all or part of the goods have been resold in the normal course of business or have been consumed or transformed by the buyer in the course of normal use before he discovered or ought to have discovered the lack of conformity which is the reason for rejecting the goods.
(2) Nor does the buyer lose the right to cancel the contract or obtain delivery of substitute goods if on returning the goods he pays for the reduction in their value. This provision does not apply to international sales.
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