Mr. Nelson, the manager of a US company, entered into a contract with an Italian company, Roma, to order some leather suitcases. The Goods were delivered on time, but with some of the zippers on the suitcase defective. Mr. Nelson contracted Roma and gave a notice that he wanted to cancel the contract. Roma responded that they only can give a reduction in the price. Who is legally right?

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