Contracts
What is substantial performance in contract law?
AComplete and perfect performance of all obligations
BPerformance that fulfills the essential purpose of the contract with only minor deviations✓ Correct
CPerformance of at least 50% of contractual duties
DPerformance approved by a court
Explanation
Substantial performance occurs when a party has completed the essential elements of a contract but with minor, immaterial deviations. The performing party is entitled to the contract price minus any damages for the deviation.
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