Section 47 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 deals with ?
Correct answer: B. Peremptory Order
- A. Declaratory Order
- B. Peremptory Order
- C. Injunctive order
- D. Non of These
Explanation
Section 47 concerns a peremptory order, which commands a party to perform a required act. An injunctive order generally restrains conduct, while a perpetual injunction is addressed in the later injunction provisions.
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