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A homeowner hires a contractor to remodel a kitchen. The contractor completes the work but installs a brand of fixtures slightly different from the one specified, with no effect on value or function. The homeowner refuses to pay anything. Under the common-law doctrine of substantial performance, what is the result?

The homeowner owes nothing because performance was not perfect The homeowner may rescind the entire contract The contractor may recover only in quasi-contract for materials The contractor may recover the contract price less any damages from the minor deviation

Correct Answer:

The contractor may recover the contract price less any damages from the minor deviation

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