When dealing with architects,the "cost of repair" rule applies to situations where a structure is unusable for its originally intended purpose.

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The "cost of repair" rule generally refers to the measure of damages when a structure does not conform to the agreed specifications or plans, but it does not specifically imply that the structure is unusable for its originally intended purpose. It focuses on the cost to repair the defect to meet the agreed specifications.

When Dealing with Architects,the "Cost of Repair" Rule Applies to Situations