Specific performance is an equitable remedy in British Columbia that compels a party to fulfill their contractual obligations when monetary damages are inadequate, most commonly applied in real estate disputes, but also available in cases involving unique goods or shares.

This blog provides a comprehensive overview of specific performance in British Columbia, including its legal foundation, application in real estate and other contexts, limitations, procedural requirements, and recent case law. Whether you are a property owner, developer, shareholder, or legal professional, understanding this remedy is essential for enforcing contractual rights when money alone is not enough.