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ChevronTexaco Corporation
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You have entered into a valid binding bilateral contract to buy a painting in a private collection by the famous Dutch painter, Vermeer, for 11 million dollars.  It is a rare item and a rare price. Before you can take possession, the seller tells you that he is refusing to honor the contract because he has a much, much better offer from the Tate Gallery in London.  The breach of contract remedy that will allow you to obtain the painting itself rather than any monetary damages is:
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options:
1) Â Â Specific Performance
2) Â Â Consequential Damages
3) Â Â Punitive Damages
4) Â Â Compensatory DamagesÂ
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