Contracts
A buyer breaches a real estate contract in Connecticut. The seller's remedy of 'specific performance' means:
AThe seller keeps the earnest money as damages
BThe court orders the buyer to complete the purchase as agreed✓ Correct
CThe seller sues for lost commission
DThe contract is rescinded
Explanation
Specific performance is an equitable remedy in which a court orders the breaching party to fulfill the contract terms. Because real estate is unique, courts may order a buyer to complete the purchase.
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