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A contractor abandons a construction project after substantial performance, leaving minor defects. Under the doctrine of substantial performance applied to a common-law construction contract, what is the contractor generally entitled to recover?

Nothing, because the contract was not fully completed The contract price minus the cost to remedy the minor defects The full contract price with no offset Only restitution measured by the owner's benefit

Correct Answer:

The contract price minus the cost to remedy the minor defects

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