Contracts
In Montana, a 'specific performance' lawsuit in real estate allows a party to:
ARecover only monetary damages from the breaching party
BCompel the breaching party to actually complete the contract as agreed, rather than pay damages✓ Correct
CHave the contract declared void by a court
DForce the other party to accept an amended contract
Explanation
Specific performance is an equitable remedy available in Montana real estate cases where a party breaches a contract. Because real property is considered unique, courts may compel the breaching seller to actually convey the property or require the breaching buyer to actually purchase it—not just pay money damages.
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