In a suit against Kit, Leo obtains specific performance. This is
A) an equitable remedy and a remedy at law.
B) an equitable remedy only.
C) a remedy at law only.
D) neither an equitable remedy nor a remedy at law.

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Specific performance is an equitable remedy, which means it is a remedy ordered by a court of equity rather than a court of law. It is awarded when monetary damages would be inadequate to compensate the plaintiff and requires the defendant to fulfill their contractual obligation as promised. It is not a remedy at law because it does not involve monetary damages.

In a Suit Against Kit, Leo Obtains Specific Performance