The Principle of Substantial Performance Can Best Be Described as When

question 98

Multiple Choice

The principle of substantial performance can best be described as when

• A) all or most of the contractual obligations are fulfilled.
• B) a major term of the contract is mostly fulfilled.
• C) minor terms of the contract are yet to be fulfilled.
• D) minor terms of the contract are disregarded.
• E) only exact compliance with the contract will qualify as performance.

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Definitions:

Warrior Vase

An ancient Mycenaean ceramic artifact, decorated with motifs depicting armed warriors, highlighting aspects of their military culture.

Non-Unified Ground Line

A feature in visual art where the ground or floor line on which figures stand is not consistent across the scene, often used in ancient and medieval art to show different spatial settings or narrative moments.

Cyclopean Masonry

A method of stone construction, named after the mythical Cyclopes, using massive, irregular blocks without mortar, characteristic of the Bronze Age fortifications of Tiryns and other Mycenaean sites.

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