Contracts
What is the legal remedy of 'specific performance' in a real estate contract dispute?
AThe court awards money damages to the injured party
BThe court orders the breaching party to fulfill the contract obligations✓ Correct
CThe court cancels the contract and returns both parties to their original positions
DThe court imposes a fine on the breaching party
Explanation
Specific performance is an equitable remedy where the court compels the breaching party to perform the contract as agreed — often used in real estate because each property is unique and money damages may be inadequate.
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