LEGL 2700 Hackleman 2 Practice Exam

Complete performance under a contract occurs when all parties fulfill their contractual duties exactly as agreed upon in the terms of the contract. This means that every obligation outlined in the agreement has been met without any significant deviations. Complete performance is essential for the discharge of the contract, allowing all parties to benefit from the arrangements made. When one party has completely performed their duties, they are typically entitled to enforcement of the contract, including any agreed-upon compensation or actions.

In contrast, performing most parts adequately, making partial efforts, or failing to meet obligations does not satisfy the requirements for complete performance. These alternatives indicate either incomplete or unsatisfactory execution of the contract, which may lead to disputes or claims for breach of contract rather than fulfilling the contract as intended.