When one party substantially,but not completely,performs a contract,creating a minor breach,which of the following remedies may the aggrieved party choose?

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When one party substantially but not completely performs a contract, creating a minor breach, the aggrieved party may choose one or both of the following remedies:
A. Deduct the cost necessary to complete performance from the payment due to the breaching party
B. Sue the breaching party for the cost to complete performance
Rescission of the contract is not an appropriate remedy for a minor breach. Therefore, the correct answer is E, which includes options A and B only.

When One Party Substantially,but Not Completely,performs a Contract,creating a Minor