This authoritative edition of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 provides a complete statutory framework for enforcing civil rights and contractual obligations in India. The Act lays down the remedies available to individuals when legal rights are violated but monetary compensation is insufficient, including specific performance, rectification, rescission, declaratory decrees, and forms of preventive relief such as injunctions. This book clearly presents each provision, offering structured insight into judicial principles governing civil remedies and equitable relief. The Act plays a vital role in matters involving breach of contract, property disputes, fiduciary obligations, and situations where the court must compel or restrain certain actions. This edition highlights important concepts such as substituted performance (post-2018 amendments), mandatory vs. prohibitory injunctions, recovery of possession, and discretionary powers of the court. Its accessible formatting makes it ideal for quick reference as well as deeper legal research. Designed for legal professionals, law students, litigants, academicians, and civil court practitioners, the book explains statutory language in a manner that supports litigation strategy, academic study, and practical understanding. With complete coverage of all chapters and sections, it remains an indispensable tool for anyone seeking clarity on civil remedies under Indian law.






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