Candy entered into a valid, binding contract to purchase a car from Dave the dealer for $$22,000.$ Candy paid Dave in cash for the car, which was a standard new model SUV. When Candy came to take delivery, Dave refused to give her the SUV, violating the terms of their contract. He offered to give her back her money and pay her an extra $$100$ for her trouble and expenses driving to and from the dealership, and this would have fully compensated her for what she was out, but Candy waned the SUV. If Candy makes request to the court for Dave to turn over the SUV, the court will grant this remedy, known as specific performance.

True or False