Uchitel v. F. R. Tripler & Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding tender as defined in section 2-503 does not require actual physical handing over of goods
• “All that is needed for proper tender under current law is that the less rigorous requirements of section 2-503 — holding the goods at the buyer’s disposition and giving him reasonable notice— be fulfilled”
• “To argue that … accrual does not occur until a proper tender is made, would be to substitute in place of [the] four year limitation period a statute of non-limitation and allow the buyer a perpetuity in which to bring suit.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).