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Why is specific performance more commonly granted for real estate contracts than for other types of contracts?

Correct Answer

A) Because each piece of real property is considered unique and money damages may not be adequate

Real property is considered unique, so money damages may not adequately compensate a party who wanted that specific property, making specific performance the appropriate remedy.

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A
Because each piece of real property is considered unique and money damages may not be adequate
B
Because real estate contracts are always oral
C
Because the court always favors sellers over buyers
D
Because liquidated damages are prohibited in real estate

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