How are remedies of the seller for breach of contract by the buyer categorized by their orientation? What remedies are within each of the categories?
Sellers' remedies can be categorized as goods-oriented, money-oriented, or obligation-oriented. The first category, goods-oriented, relates to the seller's exercising control over the goods. The remedies within this category include: (a) withholding delivery of the goods, (b) stopping delivery of the goods by a carrier or other bailee, (c) identifying to the contract conforming goods not already identified, and (d) reclaiming the goods upon the buyer's insolvency. The second category, money-oriented, provides the seller with the opportunity to recover monetary damages. It includes: (a) reselling the goods and recovering damages, (b) recovering damages for nonacceptance of the goods or repudiation of the contract, (c) recovering the price, and (d) recovering incidental damages. The third category, obligation-oriented, allows the seller to avoid his obligation under the contract. It consists of the remedy of cancellation of the contract.
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