When the payment of money damages is inadequate for a breach of contract a court may order the remedy of:
A) specific performance
B) extra performance
C) nominal performance
D) compensatory performance
E) special performance

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Specific performance is a court-ordered remedy where the breaching party is required to fulfill their obligations under the contract. This may be necessary in cases where the subject matter of the contract is unique, and damages are not sufficient to compensate the non-breaching party. Extra, nominal, and compensatory performance are not recognized as legal remedies. Special performance is not a recognized term in contract law.

When the Payment of Money Damages Is Inadequate for a Breach