Despite deviations from the specifications in a construction con?tract, a builder can be considered to have substantially per?formed.

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Substantial performance is a legal doctrine that allows a party who has made an honest attempt to perform a contract to be deemed to have fully performed the contract, even if there are minor deviations or defects. Therefore, even if there are deviations from the specifications in a construction contract, as long as the builder has made a good faith effort to perform the contract, they may still be considered to have substantially performed.

Despite Deviations from the Specifications in a Construction Con?tract, a Builder