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The effect of the doctrine of substantial performance is that:

▸ a party who has substantially performed a contract is not entitled to damages.

▸ where there is substantial performance, a court will not entertain a suit for damages for breach of contract.

▸ where there is substantial performance, a court will entertain a suit for damages for breach of contract.

▸ a party cannot seize upon a trivial failure of performance by the other party to avoid his or her obligations under a contract.

▸ a party who has substantially performed a contract is entitled to damages.
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