Buyer's Rights (Sections 55-62) provide remedies for seller's breach. Rights: (1) Reject goods—if conditions/warranties breached; (2) Claim damages—for breach of any term; (3) Specific performance—demand particular goods (rare); (4) Reclaim goods—if paid but not delivered. Rejection requirements: (1) Goods non-conforming; (2) Prompt notice; (3) Goods in original condition. Damages calculation: Difference between contract price and actual/replacement cost. Specific performance: Available only for specific/unique goods; seller refuses delivery. Reclamation: Buyer paid but seller refuses delivery; buyer can compel delivery. Buyer's examination duty: Buyer must examine goods within reasonable time; failure waives inspection-related claims. Case law: Sale of Goods Act § 36 establishes examination duty. For accountants, buyer's rights affect accounts payable treatment and potential claims against suppliers; warranty provisions affect expense accrual. Exam tip: Identify breach type; apply corresponding remedy; assess timing for rejection/claims.