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A contractor agrees to build a house for a homeowner within six months. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, the contractor Is unable to complete the project within the agreed-upon time frame. The homeowner incurs additional costs for temporary accommodation during the delay. Can the homeowner seek compensation from the contractor?
No, the homeowner cannot seek compensation
Yes, the homeowner can seek compensation
There is no breach of contract.
None of the above
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The homeowner can seek compensation from the contractor for the additional costs incurred due to the delay in completing the project. The contractor failed to fulfill their contractual obligation of completing the house within six months, resulting in financial loss for the homeowner. Hence correct option is b.
