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The parties which can not be compelled to perform specific performance of contract are provided in_____________?

Correct answer: B. Section 28, the Specific Relief Act,

  • A. Section 27, the Specific Relief Act,
  • B. Section 28, the Specific Relief Act,
  • C. Section 30, the Specific Relief Act,
  • D. Non of These

Explanation

Section 28 identifies parties who cannot be compelled to perform a contract specifically, such as persons lacking the relevant title or legal capacity in the circumstances covered by the Act. Section 27 deals instead with persons against whom enforcement is available.

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