A contract for three structures is divisible into separable parts. The buyer has paid for the first structure but the builder refuses to complete the other two. Under divisibility, the buyer may recover:

A contract for three structures is divisible into separable parts. The buyer has paid for the first structure but the builder refuses to complete the other two. Under divisibility, the buyer may recover:

• A. The price of the completed structure, minus damages for non-performance.
• B. The entire contract price.
• C. Nothing, because the contract is divisible but only the completed portion is payable.
• D. The price of all structures.

Answer: (A)