Section 45, of the Specific Relief Act, deals with______________?
Correct answer: A. Orders to public servants for the performance of certain specific acts
- A. Orders to public servants for the performance of certain specific acts
- B. Orders to any private person for the performance of specific acts
- C. Orders to Both A and B
- D. Non of These
Explanation
Section 45 empowers the court to order a public servant to perform a specific act required by law. It does not generally extend to ordering private persons under this provision.
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