Chris,a carpenter,entered into a contract with Doug for the construction of a garage on Doug's property for $5,000.Chris had constructed all of the garage,except the door,when he refused to complete the contract.
-Chris's refusal to complete the agreement would entitle Doug to treat the contract as being at an end.He may therefore refuse to pay Doug for his work.

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While Doug may be entitled to seek damages for the breach of contract, he cannot simply refuse to pay Chris for the work that has already been done. Chris would have a right to seek payment for the work completed up until he breached the contract.

Chris,a Carpenter,entered into a Contract with Doug for the Construction