WHAT The Notice by Buyer - Cancellation for Breach is a letter used when a seller breaches an agreement for the sale of goods. The letter from the buyer puts the seller on notice that the buyer expects to be compensated for damages following the breach. The seller has breached the contract in some other important way, such as failing to deliver the goods on the required date. If the seller delivers goods which do not conform to the contract, this is considered a breach of the contract. If the goods are rejected, the buyer may not have to pay for them, but if the goods are accepted and the contract is cancelled, the buyer usually has to pay for the goods and hope to recover the money in damages.
Rejection also makes the seller's case more difficult if the parties go to court.
However, the buyer is still entitled to damages, and can still use this Notice of Cancellation for Breach. For example, you may have entered into a contract to purchase some perishable item, such as seedless grapes. Suppose you received a shipment of grapes, but did not check to see if they were seedless. After a number of days, you discover the grapes all have seeds. Unfortunately, because grapes quickly become inedible, the time during which you can reject them has passed.