Remedies for "Breach of Contract" Ordinarily Include All of the Following

question 31

Multiple Choice

Remedies for "breach of contract" ordinarily include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Suing for punitive damages, where excess damages are sought in order to punish the wrongdoer.
• B) Rescinding the contract, where the contract is treated as discharged.
• C) Suing for specific performance in cases involving the purchase of real estate.
• D) Bringing an action for damages so that the injured party can be compensated for actual loss sustained.
• E) Suing for specific performance in cases involving the purchase of personal property having a unique value.

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