SACKEY v. FATTAL At the hearing of the appeal, argument turned largely on conclusions properly to be drawn from the evidence, but counsel for the appellant took also the following new point of law: "A buyer of goods who has accepted them (in the sense of taking them into physical possession) cannot thereafter complain as to defects in them, or claim damages for failure on the part of the seller to deliver goods of contract quality.  The buyer has no alternative between rejection of the goods, and payment of the full price upon accepting them."