Uniqueness land or property?

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In basic real estate class, we are taught that one of the physical characteristics of land (or property) is its uniqueness. That is, no two parcels of real estate are alike.

This concept of uniqueness is the basis for a buyer's legal right to sue for "specific performance" in the event a seller breaches a purchase contract and refuses to convey title to the buyer.
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