Final answer:
The "Perfect Tender Rule" allows a nonbreaching buyer to reject non-conforming goods.
Step-by-step explanation:
The "Perfect Tender Rule" is a legal rule that applies to contracts for the sale of goods. It states that if the seller delivers goods that do not conform to the contract requirements, the buyer has the right to reject the goods. In other words, a nonbreaching buyer can refuse to accept non-conforming goods and hold the seller liable for the breach of contract.
For example, let's say a buyer orders 100 red t-shirts from a seller, but the seller delivers 100 blue t-shirts. The buyer, as a nonbreaching party, can reject the non-conforming goods and demand the seller to deliver the correct red t-shirts as specified in the contract.