easy · National Real Estate Exam contracts
A seller accepts an offer and signs a contract, but later receives a higher offer and refuses to close. The buyer specifically wants this particular house and sues.
What is the most likely remedy the court will grant to force the sale?
- Liquidated damages
- Rescission
- Specific performance
- Novation
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