Contracts
In Tennessee, a 'specific performance' action is most likely to succeed when:
AThe seller has already sold the property to another buyer
BThe subject matter is unique (real property) and money damages would be an inadequate remedy✓ Correct
CBoth parties agreed to only money damages in the contract
DThe buyer breaches the contract
Explanation
Specific performance is available for real estate contracts because real property is considered unique — money cannot fully compensate a buyer who wanted a specific property. Courts will order the seller to complete the sale.
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