In Semelhago v.Paramadevan,the Supreme Court of Canada held that in land transaction disputes,
A) specific performance should not always be considered the appropriate remedy.
B) specific performance is the only possible remedy.
C) both damages and specific performance must be awarded.
D) neither damages nor specific performance will ever be available.
E) only alternative dispute resolution is possible.

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The Supreme Court of Canada held in Semelhago v. Paramadevan that specific performance should not always be considered the appropriate remedy in land transaction disputes. This means that damages may also be awarded as a remedy in such cases.

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