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A contractor agrees to build a custom home. After substantial completion, minor non-conforming details remain that would cost a small sum to fix. Can the contractor recover the contract price less the cost to complete?

No, because any deviation is a total breach barring recovery Yes, the full contract price with no deduction No, because construction contracts require perfect tender Yes, under the doctrine of substantial performance, the contractor may recover the contract price minus the cost to remedy minor defects

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Yes, under the doctrine of substantial performance, the contractor may recover the contract price minus the cost to remedy minor defects

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