Escrow & Title
A Connecticut seller fails to appear at closing. The buyer may choose to:
ATake possession of the property immediately
BSue for specific performance or damages for breach of contract✓ Correct
CCancel the deal and forfeit their deposit
DRenegotiate the price
Explanation
If a seller fails to perform (close), the buyer may pursue specific performance (compelling the sale) or sue for damages (including lost bargain and consequential damages).
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