A promissor is entitled to enforce a contract when it has performed to the best of its ability even though its performance does not comply in a major way with the requirements of a contract.

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This statement is not correct. In order to enforce a contract, the promissor must perform in accordance with the requirements of the contract. A major non-compliance may result in breach of contract and may give rise to damages or other remedies.

A Promissor Is Entitled to Enforce a Contract When It