If neighbours have a contract agreeing not to erect a building that blocks the other's view,which remedy might the court impose if that agreement is breached?
A) accounting
B) quantum meruit
C) mandatory injunction
D) laches
E) punitive damages

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In case of breach of the contract, the court may impose a mandatory injunction, which is a court order requiring the breaching party to perform specific acts or cease certain activities. This would be an appropriate remedy as it would force the party to remove the building that is blocking the other's view, and thus restore the terms of the contract. Accounting, quantum meruit, laches, and punitive damages are not applicable in this scenario.

If Neighbours Have a Contract Agreeing Not to Erect a Building