Question
Under the Specific Relief Act, 1963, specific
performance can be refused by the court when:Solution
Section 14 lists grounds for refusing specific performance: (1) if the plaintiff is in breach of an essential term, (2) for contracts of personal service, (3) if supervision would be required, (4) if the consideration is grossly disproportionate, and (5) other statutory grounds. These are discretionary grounds, and the court may still grant relief if circumstances warrant. [Citation: Sections 11-14, Specific Relief Act, 1963]
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