If most, but not all, of the obligations of a contract have been finished the contract is considered in breach until completed.

Name: If most, but not all, of the obligations of a contract have been finished the contract is considered in breach until completed.
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The contract is not considered in breach if most, but not all, of the obligations have been completed. As long as the remaining obligations are fulfilled within the agreed-upon timeframe, the contract will be considered fulfilled.

If Most, but Not All, of the Obligations of a Contract