What is the primary purpose of the Specific Relief Act of 1963?

To provide legal remedies for enforcing specific obligations and obtaining specific performance in civil disputes.

Specific relief is characterized as a ___ remedy, focusing on fairness and justice.

Discretionary

True or False: Specific relief can be granted for contracts that require continuous court supervision.

False. Specific relief is typically not granted for contracts that require continuous court supervision.

Fill in the blank: Specific performance can be ordered by the court to enforce compliance with ___ obligations.

Contractual

Under which section can a party seek recovery of possession of immovable property after dispossession?

Section 6 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963.

In the context of the Specific Relief Act, what does 'injunction' refer to?

An injunction is a legal order preventing a party from performing a specific action.

Fill in the blank: Section 20A of the Specific Relief Act deals with special provisions for ___ projects.

Infrastructure

What is the significance of Section 26 regarding the rectification of contracts?

It allows parties to rectify contracts or instruments that do not reflect their true intentions due to fraud or mutual mistake.

True or False: Specific performance can be enforced for contracts involving personal qualifications.

False. Contracts that depend on personal qualifications are generally not subject to specific performance.

What is a 'declaratory decree' as per Sections 34-35?

A declaratory decree is a court order that clarifies the legal rights or status of a party without necessarily providing further relief.

Fill in the blank: Section 12 states that specific performance of a part of a contract is generally ___ unless otherwise stated.

Not ordered

How does Section 21 relate to compensation in specific performance suits?

Section 21 allows plaintiffs to request compensation for breaches of contract even if specific performance is not granted.

What are the grounds for cancellation of a written instrument according to Sections 31-33?

Grounds include the instrument being void or voidable and a reasonable apprehension of serious harm.