Second, the law might require that the buyer's rejection is 'reasonable' in the circumstances. In effect, this is the strategy adopted in the Sale of Goods Act 1979 s 15A (incorporated into the SGA 1979 by virtue of s 4 of the Sale and Supply of Goods Act 1994), according to which a commercial buyer will be restricted to a remedy in damages where the seller's breach of condition is so slight as to make rejection unreasonable. Presumably, we would treat the sellers' breach in Arcos as 'slight' and, concomitantly, we would view the buyers' rejection of the timber as unreasonable.