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In which type of legal action is 'Specific Performance' a remedy?

  1. Tort

  2. Contract

  3. Criminal

  4. All of the above

The correct answer is: Contract

Specific Performance is a legal remedy that can be used in contract disputes. This means that it is available in the context of resolving disagreements or breaches of contract, making it the appropriate remedy option when dealing with contractual obligations. This rule is not applicable to other types of legal actions such as tort or criminal cases, thus options A and C are incorrect. Option D, "All of the above," is incorrect because Specific Performance is only applicable in contract disputes, not all types of legal actions.