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- A. Discretionary power of the Court
- B. Fundamental Power of the Court
- C. Statutory power of the Court
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Preventive relief under section 52 is granted through injunctions, which are equitable and discretionary remedies rather than automatic…
Correct answer: Discretionary power of the Court- A. Writ of Habeas Corpus
- B. Writ of Certiorari
- C. Writ of Mandamus
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Section 50 is traditionally cited as restricting the High Court's power to issue a writ of mandamus in the relevant context.
Correct answer: Writ of Mandamus- A. 47
- B. 48
- C. 49
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Section 49 deals with costs under the Specific Relief Act. Costs are generally awarded according to the court's discretion, subject to the…
Correct answer: 49- 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.
Correct answer: Orders to public servants for the performance of certain specific acts- A. Discretionary power in nature
- B. Constitutional power in nature
- C. Statutory power in nature
- D. Non of These
Explanation: The appointment of a receiver is an equitable remedy controlled by the court's discretion, exercised to preserve property or protect the…
Correct answer: Discretionary power in nature- A. Where he has any other relief
- B. Where he is weaker
- C. Where he is malafide in this intentions
- D. Non of These
Explanation: A declaratory decree is refused when the plaintiff can seek further relief but deliberately asks only for a declaration.
Correct answer: Where he has any other relief- A. Cancel it in part and allow it to stand for the residue
- B. Cancel it in whole
- C. Can not cancel its any part
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Where an instrument records separate rights or obligations, the court may cancel only the defective or objectionable part and leave the…
Correct answer: Cancel it in part and allow it to stand for the residue- A. Cancellation of instruments
- B. Registration of instrument
- C. Correctness of instruments
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Section 39 concerns cancellation of instruments that are void or voidable and may cause serious injury if left outstanding.
Correct answer: Cancellation of instruments- A. B has a right to rescind the contract
- B. B can not rescind the contract
- C. A has right to rescind the contract
- D. Non of These
Explanation: A's concealment of a known right of way is fraudulent concealment of a material fact affecting the sale.
Correct answer: B has a right to rescind the contract- A. Section 27
- B. Section 31
- C. Section 34
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Section 27 specifies the persons against whom a contract may be specifically enforced, including the original contracting parties and…
Correct answer: Section 27- 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…
Correct answer: Section 28, the Specific Relief Act,- A. File a suit aginst A for specific performance of contract
- B. Not make any litigation against B
- C. Make criminal case against A
- D. Non of These
Explanation: A trustee's wrongful disposal of trust property creates an obligation to restore it, and the beneficiary may seek specific performance of…
Correct answer: File a suit aginst A for specific performance of contract- A. Statutory powers
- B. Discretionary power
- C. None of the above
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Specific performance is an equitable remedy granted according to the court’s discretion, subject to the statutory conditions and bars.
Correct answer: Discretionary power- A. Sue B for the goods
- B. Sue Z for the goods
- C. Sue both B and Z for the goods
- D. Non of These
Explanation: A warehouse-keeper who is responsible for delivering goods may recover them from the person who wrongfully removes them from his…
Correct answer: Sue B for the goods- A. 8
- B. 9
- C. 10
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Section 6 provides a summary remedy for a person dispossessed of immovable property without consent and otherwise than in due course of…
Correct answer: 9396. Section _________, of the Specific Relief Act deals with cases of possession of immovable property?
- A. 7 B. 8
- B. 9
- C. All of the above
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Sections 5 and 6 concern recovery of possession of immovable property, whereas none of the listed section combinations identifies those…
Correct answer: Non of These- A. 5
- B. 6
- C. 7
- D. Non of These
Explanation: Section 5 provides the ordinary remedy for recovering possession of specific immovable property.
Correct answer: 5- A. Affidavit
- B. Power of attorney
- C. Instrument
- D. Settlement
Explanation: A settlement is an instrument that arranges the devolution or successive enjoyment of interests in property, excluding a will or codicil.
Correct answer: Settlement- A. Penal
- B. Specific
- C. Fiscal
- D. Non of These
Explanation: The Act is remedial in character because it provides specific civil remedies for enforcing rights, rather than imposing punishment or…
Correct answer: Specific- A. 55
- B. 57
- C. 59
- D. Non of TheseConsult Local Attorneys
Explanation: The Specific Relief Act, 1877, is structured into 57 sections, covering specific remedies such as recovery of possession, specific…
Correct answer: 57