Specific performance refers to a remedy when the court:
A) requires the defendant to place the plaintiff back into the economic position they had before the injury in question was inflicted
B) directs the defendant to stop doing certain activities
C) orders the defendant to do what he had promised the plaintiff he would do
D) orders the defendant to pay compensatory damages to the plaintiff
E) all of the other choices are correct

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Specific performance is a remedy that requires the defendant to do what they had promised the plaintiff they would do. This typically arises in cases involving contracts for unique goods or services where monetary damages are not sufficient to compensate the plaintiff.

Specific Performance Refers to a Remedy When the Court