Bevel-Fold, Inc. v. Bose Corp.

This case arises out of an instalment contract under the Uniform Commercial Code for the sale of specially manufactured stereo speaker cabinets. Bevel-Fold, Incorporated (the seller), by its amended complaint sought to recover the price of 852 cabinets delivered to Bose Corporation (the buyer). Bose defended on the ground that it had rightfully rejected those cabinets, and counterclaimed for its expenses in holding and disposing of the goods and for other damages in connection with the seller’s breach. A master concluded that the buyer had not properly rejected the goods, computed the unpaid…