When a party to a contract renders substantial performance,the nonbreaching party ________.
A) cannot deduct the cost of repairing the damage from the contract price
B) can sue to recover damages from the breaching party, if the breach is not corrected
C) is discharged of its rights to receive performance under the contract
D) has to incur the cost of repairing the damage in addition to the contract price

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When a party to a contract renders substantial performance, the nonbreaching party can sue to recover damages from the breaching party if the breach is not corrected. However, the nonbreaching party cannot deduct the cost of repairing the damage from the contract price, and they are not discharged of their rights to receive performance under the contract.

When a Party to a Contract Renders Substantial Performance,the Nonbreaching