This chapter discusses different ways to fix contract breaches when only compensatory damages are not enough. If someone breaks a contract and profits from it, they may have to give up those gains. This is rare but may happen in special cases. When damages can't solve the problem, the court might order specific actions. One way is called specific performance, where the person must do what was promised. Another way is through injunctions, which can stop someone from breaking a contract or make them follow it. Overall, the chapter talks about remedies beyond just paying money when contracts are broken.