Specific performance is generally awarded:
A) in cases where nominal damages are also awarded.
B) where the contract involves the sale of property that is unique.
C) only under the Uniform Commercial Code
D) when the non-breaching party requests it.
E) only if provided for in a liquidated damages clause.

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Specific performance is generally awarded in cases where the contract involves the sale of property that is unique, such as real estate or artwork. This is because it may be difficult or impossible to find a substitute for the unique property in question. Specific performance is not limited to situations under the Uniform Commercial Code and may be requested by the non-breaching party, regardless of whether nominal damages are also awarded or whether there is a liquidated damages clause in the contract.

Specific Performance Is Generally Awarded