Difference between best effort and duty of performance

Best effort: The duty to do something using best effort. The provider is only responsible for using the necessary degree of care in performance, but not for brining about result. In common law, they are simply referred to as best effort contracts.

Duty of performance: The duty of a contracting party to perform his/her portion of the contract in accordance with prescribes standards. .

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