Article 483. Notice by the seller of improper performance of the contract of sale

1. The buyer is required to notify the seller of a breach of the terms of the sales contract of quantity, range, quality, completeness, packaging and (or) packaging of the goods within the time limit prescribed by the Zack or other legal acts or treaty or, if no such period of time is established, within a reasonable time after the breach of the relevant terms of the contract has been found to have occurred on the basis of the nature of the contract. 2. In the event of failure to comply with the rule set out in paragraph 1 of this article, the seller is entitled to refuse, in whole or in part, to satisfy the buyer ' s claims for transfer. it has a missing quantity of goods, replacement of goods not in accordance with the terms of the quality or range contract, elimination of defects in the goods, completion of the goods, or on the replacement of incomplete goods with complete goods, on the filling and (or) on the packaging of goods, or on the replacement of inappropriate packagings and (or) the packaging of goods if it proves that the buyer has failed to comply with this rule It was impossible for the seller to satisfy its claim or for the seller to bear disproportionate costs as compared to those which it would have incurred had it been notified of the breach of contract in a timely manner. The seller knew or should have known that the goods handed over to the buyer did not conform to the terms of the contract of sale, but was not entitled to invoke the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 of the contract. She’s got articles.