Contracts
A Louisiana seller who refuses to close on a valid purchase agreement without justification may be compelled to close through a court action for:
ARescission
BSpecific performance✓ Correct
CLis pendens only
DInjunctive relief only
Explanation
Specific performance is an equitable remedy requiring a party to perform their contractual obligations. Because real property is unique, courts in Louisiana may order specific performance — compelling the seller to complete the sale on the agreed terms rather than simply awarding monetary damages.
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