What action must a seller take if they do not intend to repossess goods after cancellation?

When a seller does not intend to repossess the goods after a cancellation, the appropriate action is to abandon the goods. This means that the seller essentially relinquishes any claim over the goods, allowing the buyer to retain them without further obligation. This action is typically taken to avoid further complications or expenses involved in storing or managing those goods after a cancellation.

Abandoning the goods clears the seller from responsibility and allows the buyer to decide what to do with the items, which can be especially relevant in home improvement scenarios where materials or products may not be utilized after a contract is canceled. This approach typically ensures that the seller complies with legal expectations regarding the cancellation process and the disposition of goods.