Business, 31.10.2019 00:31 rambocayden8018

Jessica hires chromalite builders corp. to construct a house. the contract specifies that grade a+ carpeting is to be installed on the entire second floor. chromalite builders accidentally installs grade a carpeting instead. few people, except for carpeting experts, can tell the difference. jessica, however, refuses to pay for the construction citing that chromalite builders has breached the contract. which of the following statements is true in this scenario?

the courts are likely to consider chromalite builders’s performance as a substantial performance, and jessica will have to pay something but not the full amount; i. e. she is entitled to monetary damages
jessica has materially breached the contract by refusing to pay chromalite builders; hence, she cannot sue chromalite builders for the use of low-grade carpeting.
jessica can claim a breach of contract and refuse to pay chromalite builders for the construction of the house.

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