Simple definition
A remedy requiring a party to perform a contractual obligation rather than only pay money.
A remedy requiring a party to perform a contractual obligation rather than only pay money.
The buyer may seek specific performance.
A remedy requiring a party to perform a contractual obligation rather than only pay money.
This concept appears where a contract describes what a party may do after breach or threatened harm.
Available remedies can affect leverage, timing, and whether a party seeks money, performance, or an order stopping conduct. Review the exact language rather than relying on the label alone.
A remedy requiring a party to perform a contractual obligation rather than only pay money.
This concept appears where a contract describes what a party may do after breach or threatened harm.
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