A MANDATORY INJUNCTION under Section 39 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 compels a party to:

A mandatory injunction is preventive in object but mandatory in form: it obliges a person to do a particular act so as to restore or give effect to the original position between the parties. Section 39 of the Specific Relief Act permits such an injunction when compensation would not afford adequate relief and the act can be compelled without injustice. It commonly orders demolition of encroachments, removal of constructions or restoration of property. A prohibitory injunction, by contrast, restrains (refrains) a party from doing an act, not compels one.