If a buyer agrees to have defective goods repaired, does this close the door to rejection further down the line? Section 35(6) of the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (SGA), at first sight, appears to suggest that it does not. The provision states that the buyer is not deemed to have accepted the goods merely because “he asks for, or agrees to, their repair by or under an arrangement with the seller”. However, a recent Scottish case casts a different light on the question and in doing so poses an interesting dilemma as to locating the boundaries of the buyer’s right to reject.