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) Mandatory injunction
B) Accounting
C) Laches
D) Quantum meruit
E) Punitive damages

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A mandatory injunction would require the breaching party to remove the building or structure that is blocking the other's view, and therefore would be the most appropriate remedy for a breach of a contractual agreement not to do so. Accounting, laches, quantum meruit, and punitive damages are not relevant remedies in this situation.

If Neighbours Have a Contract Agreeing Not to Erect a Building