Contracts
Specific performance is a remedy that requires:
APayment of money damages
BThe breaching party to actually perform the contract✓ Correct
CRescission of the contract
DArbitration
Explanation
Specific performance is an equitable remedy requiring the breaching party to fulfill their contractual obligations. It is commonly used in real estate because every parcel of land is considered unique and money damages may be inadequate.
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