The "perfect tender rule" provides that only substantial deviations from the promised performance in a sales contract under the Code constitute a material breach and discharge the aggrieved party from the duty of performance.

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The "perfect tender rule" actually states that any deviation from the promised performance in a sales contract under the Uniform Commercial Code allows the aggrieved party to reject the goods, meaning even minor deviations can be considered a breach, not just substantial ones.

The "Perfect Tender Rule" Provides That Only Substantial Deviations from the Promised