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The 13 pages that link to Specific performance, each with the reason it gives.

• RestitutionCompared with: It compels promised performance instead of undoing transferred benefits.

• ContractRelated: Courts may order performance when money damages are inadequate.

• InjunctionRelated: It is another equitable remedy that compels conduct instead of awarding money alone.

• Equity (law)Broader topic: Equity may enforce a promise when damages cannot provide an adequate substitute.

• Contract lawRelated: It can enforce the promised performance when money is inadequate.

• Breach of contractRelated: Courts may order performance when money cannot adequately replace the promised subject.

• DamagesCompared with: It supplies the promised performance instead of substituting a monetary award.

• Legal remedyBroader topic: It provides the promised performance when damages are inadequate.

• English Court of ChanceryRelated: Chancery used it when compensation could not adequately replace the promised performance.

• Equitable remedyBroader topic: It compels the promised performance when damages would not adequately replace it.

• Private lawRelated: It enforces a private obligation when monetary compensation is inadequate.

• Law of obligationsRelated: It enforces the promised act rather than substituting monetary compensation.

• Court of equityBroader topic: It illustrates equity’s power to compel performance where money would be inadequate.