A court has refused to order specific performance owing to the effects it would have on a third party.Which of the following would the defendant's lawyer most likely identify as the circumstances that gave rise to the court's refusal?

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The court's refusal to order specific performance is likely because it would result in an improper imposition of severe hardship on a third party. This means that enforcing the contract would have negative consequences for someone who is not directly involved in the contract or litigation. The other options are not relevant to the circumstances that led to the court's decision.

A Court Has Refused to Order Specific Performance Owing to the Effects