In Beswick v Beswick, what remedy was granted for a term benefiting a non-party?
ASpecific performance
BRescission order
CNominal damages
DInjunction only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Specific performance
Damages were inadequate, so specific performance was ordered to give effect to the benefit for the widow.
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