Contracts

A New Hampshire buyer who performs all required steps and is ready, willing, and able to close but the seller refuses to convey title may sue for:

ARescission only
BSpecific performance and/or damages✓ Correct
CCriminal charges against the seller
DA refund of the earnest money only

Explanation

When a seller wrongfully refuses to convey, the buyer may seek specific performance (a court order compelling the seller to complete the sale) because real property is considered unique. The buyer may alternatively sue for damages.

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