Dillard Homes, Inc. v. Carroll

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• confirming that where contract language “discloses that the parties intended to limit [a non-breaching party’s] remedy in the event” of default, remedies other than that provided in the contract, to include specific performance, are precluded
• confirming that where contract language “discloses that the parties intended to limit [a non-breaching party’s] remedy in the event” of default, remedies other than that provided in the contract, to include specific performance, are precluded
• sum shall be retained by the seller as liquidated damages

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).