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QUESTION 14 The Doctrine of Substantial Performance provides a party with the essential benefits of a contract, despite minor deviations from the terms of the Contract. True False
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QUESTION 14

The Doctrine of Substantial Performance provides a party with the essential benefits of a
contract, despite minor deviations from the terms of the Contract.
True
False

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True because the party is only essential to a benefit to the contract
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