If a buyer accepts defective goods and wants to hold the seller liable, the buyer must give the seller notice of the defect:. a. within a reasonable time after detecting the defect.
b. within the same financial year of the purchase.
c. when the contract is made.
d. only in writing.

A. within a reasonable time after detecting the defect.

Explanation:

If a buyer accepts defective goods and wants to hold the seller liable, the buyer must give the seller notice of the defect within a reasonable time after detecting the defect.

If the buyer takes a longer time to notify the seller, the buyer may be held responsible for damaging the goods and deprived of any refund or compensation attached to defective goods.

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