The court can find that A both promises (i) to do the contracted for work as a specification requires, and (ii) to perform her side of the contract such that the work done is reasonably fit for its purpose - even where the two appear to be contradictory.

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Courts can interpret contracts to require both compliance with specific technical specifications and that the work, when completed, must be fit for its intended purpose, even if these requirements seem contradictory. This ensures that the work not only meets the detailed specifications but also serves its intended function effectively.

The Court Can Find That a Both Promises (I) to Do