What is NOT a requirement in order to be entitled to the remedy of specific performance?
A) the plaintiff has 'clean hands'
B) the plaintiff has mitigated her losses
C) the plaintiff has not delayed
D) the goods are unique and cannot be replaced with money

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Mitigating losses is not a requirement for the remedy of specific performance, which typically involves fulfilling a contract or obligation as it was originally agreed, rather than compensating for losses.

What Is NOT a Requirement in Order to Be Entitled