Protective Finishes, Inc. (PFI), agrees to paint Quinn’s house, using a particular brand of “discount” paint. PFI completes the job but uses a dif­ferent brand of discounted paint. This is most likely
A. a complete excuse for Quinn’s refusal to pay.
B. a material breach.
C. complete performance.
D. substantial performance.
Answer:D
Protective Finishes, Inc. (PFI), agrees to paint Quinn’s house, using a particular brand of “discount” paint. PFI completes the job but uses a dif­ferent brand of discounted paint. This is most likely
A. a complete excuse for Quinn’s refusal to pay. B. a material breach. C. complete performance. D. substantial performance.