Delivery of goods involves transfer of possession and acceptance of goods. Buyer's right to reject: Non-conforming goods (conditions/warranties breached) can be rejected. Rejection procedure: Prompt notice required; goods must be in original condition. Acceptance: Buyer accepts goods by using them, keeping beyond reasonable inspection time, or expressing acceptance. Acceptance consequences: Cannot later reject; limited remedy to damages. Buyer's remedies post-acceptance: Damages only; cannot reject goods. Case law: Heilbut v. Buckleton establishes acceptance finality. For accountants, buyer acceptance timing critical for expense recognition and warranty accrual; understanding rejection rights protects inventory valuation. Delivery documents: Bill of lading, delivery note evidence delivery. Exam tip: Distinguish rejection (before acceptance) from damages claim (post-acceptance); assess acceptance circumstances carefully.