George ordered a custom made guitar from a luthier (a luthier makes stringed instruments) named Sue. Sue is widely known in Canada to be one of the top luthiers. After having spent five years on Sue's waitlist, Sue built George's guitar. On Sue's website, she had the description of numerous guitars of which George selected one. He selected a guitar with a cedar top with mahogany back and sides. 

When George got the guitar, it had a spruce top with maple back and sides. George has come to you for advice. Is there a statute in British Columbia that may assist George in this instance? DO NOT discuss contract law that relates to the first half of the course!

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Under the sale of goods act in British Columbia The goo... View the full answer