Substantial performance of a contract constitutes material breach.

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Substantial performance of a contract does not constitute material breach. Material breach refers to a failure to perform a major or essential part of the contract, which deprives the other party of the benefit of the agreement. Substantial performance, on the other hand, means that the contract has been performed mostly as agreed, but there may be minor deviations or defects that can be corrected.

Substantial Performance of a Contract Constitutes Material Breach