One-Liners on Specific Relief Act, 1963
- Specific relief is a form of judicial redress. The provisions of SRA are based upon the public policy.
- Equitable vs. Compensatory Relief—Specific relief is an equitable relief and was emanated from the Equity Courts of England and thus based upon English Law. Thus, the specific relief does not deal with the compensatory relief. Thus, under SRA damages is no remedy.
- The law of specific relief is a part of procedural law.
- The SRA is supplementary to the CPC (Code of Civil Procedure). (Bihar APP-2013)
- Law Commission—The SRA 1963 is the product of and is based upon the report of which Law Commission of India—9th Law Commission Report. (Bihar APP-2013)
- The Specific Relief Act, 1963 (SRA) is Act No. 47 of 1963.
- Total Part in SRA are—Two Parts, the First Part is Preliminary; while the Second Part relates to Specific Relief.
- Total Chapters in SRA are—Five Chapters
- Total Schedules are—One Schedule
- Originally, there was no Schedule in the SRA, it was inserted by Amendment—Act No.18 of 2018.
- The Schedule in the SRA relates to—Five kinds on Infrastructure Project
- Total Chapters in SRA are—8 Chapters.
- Total Sections in SRA are—44 Sections.
- The SRA was enacted on—12.1963. (Bihar APP-2013)
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