An order of specific performance
A)would always apply to the buyer of real property (i.e.,land and buildings).
B)requires one party to a contract to refrain from acting in a particular manner.
C)requires that the defendant do a certain act,usually something not specified in the contract.
D)requires that the defendant do a certain act,usually fulfilling his or her part of the contract.
E)requires that the party in breach pay a specific monetary sum to the other party.

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An order of specific performance would require the defendant to perform a certain act, usually fulfilling their part of the contract. This type of order is typically used in cases involving the sale of real property, where monetary damages would not be an adequate remedy. It would not require one party to refrain from acting in a particular manner (as in a restraining order) and would not involve payment of a specific monetary sum.

An Order of Specific Performance