The Specific Relief Act, 1963

The Specific Relief Act, 1963 is a cornerstone of Indian civil jurisprudence, providing remedies where compensation in money is insufficient to achieve justice. This book offers an authoritative and structured presentation of the Act, making it an indispensable statutory reference for civil litigation and contractual enforcement.

The legislation governs reliefs such as specific performance of contracts, rectification and cancellation of instruments, declaratory decrees, and preventive relief through injunctions. It empowers courts with discretionary authority to grant equitable remedies based on justice, fairness, and good conscience. Amendments to the Act have further strengthened contract enforcement by expanding the scope of specific performance.

This publication is particularly valuable for lawyers, judges, law students, and academicians dealing with civil and commercial disputes. Its clear statutory layout allows quick reference to provisions, procedural nuances, and judicial application. Whether used for courtroom practice, academic study, or legal drafting, this book remains a vital resource for understanding equitable remedies under Indian law.