Contracts
Under Florida law, 'specific performance' as a contract remedy requires:
AThe breaching party to pay damages equal to the contract price
BThe breaching party to perform the exact terms of the contract as agreed✓ Correct
CThe non-breaching party to accept a cash settlement
DThe contract to be automatically canceled
Explanation
Specific performance is an equitable remedy that compels the breaching party to carry out the exact terms of the contract (e.g., complete the sale). Courts may grant it in real estate cases because each property is considered unique.
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