Question

in what situation could a party enforce strict performance? when the requirement is reasonable when the parties specifically agree to it in the contract the plaintiff received sufficient benefit and the difference can be compensated with monetary damages when one of the parties did not act in good faith

Explanation:

In contract law, strict performance can be enforced when the parties have specifically agreed to it in the contract terms. A reasonable - requirement is subjective. When the plaintiff has received sufficient benefit and differences can be compensated by money, substantial performance may apply. Lack of good - faith by a party relates more to breach and remedies rather than strict performance.

Answer:

B. When the parties specifically agree to it in the contract