Which of the following contracts would a court generally REFUSE to enforce by specific performance?

Section 14 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 bars specific performance of contracts the court cannot supervise or that are founded on personal considerations - notably contracts of personal service or involving personal skill, talent or volition. Courts will not compel a singer or artist to perform because continued willingness and confidence are the essence of such engagements. Conversely, contracts relating to land or unique goods are specifically enforceable because damages are inadequate compensation. The remedy gives way to damages where the obligation is inherently incapable of specific compulsion.