For contracts concerning the purchase of land, once payment in full in accordance with the terms of the contract has been offered by the purchaser, if not provided in turn by the vendor with a deed to the property, the purchaser may
A) bring an action for tender.
B) bring an action for termination.
C) bring an action for specific performance.
D) bring an action on the condition subsequent.
E) bring an action for delivery of legal tender.

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The correct legal remedy for a purchaser in a land purchase contract, who has offered full payment but has not received the deed from the vendor, is to bring an action for specific performance. This legal action compels the vendor to complete the sale as agreed, by transferring the deed to the purchaser.

For Contracts Concerning the Purchase of Land, Once Payment in Full