_____ is a remedy that requires complete performance in a breach,rather than,or in addition to,monetary damages.
A)Specific performance
B)Prohibitory injunction
C)Liquidated damages
D)Penal damages
E)Rescission

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Specific performance is a remedy that requires the breaching party to perform the specific act that they promised to do in the contract. This remedy is typically used when the subject matter of the contract is unique and monetary damages would not adequately compensate the non-breaching party. Prohibitory injunctions and penal damages are not complete performance remedies, while liquidated damages and rescission involve monetary compensation rather than requiring specific performance.

_____ Is a Remedy That Requires Complete Performance in a Breach,rather