The courts are extremely reluctant to grant any compensation for the breaching party's partial performance of the agreement, unless the contractual obligations have been substantially performed.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Courts generally require that contractual obligations be substantially performed before granting compensation for partial performance, as this ensures that the breaching party has met the essence of the contract's terms.

The courts are extremely reluctant to grant any compensation for the breaching party's partial performance of the agreement, unless the contractual obligations have been substantially performed.

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