Pollock & Mulla The Specific Relief Act, 1963 stands as a landmark work, celebrating over 120 years of enduring relevance and scholarly excellence. Recognized as an authoritative text on the statute, its influence extends well beyond India, resonating across jurisdictions where the principles of Specific Relief share a common foundation. The current edition incorporates all recent legislative changes and thoughtfully includes significant judicial pronouncements from both the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India. This comprehensive approach ensures that readers gain a complete and up to date understanding of the evolving law of Specific Relief.
Key Features:
- Provides clear, systematic explanations of laws arranged section-wise with a lucid and analytical approach, making complex legal concepts accessible
- Explains the major transformation in the law of Specific Relief, particularly the move from discretionary to mandatory specific performance
- Discusses recent cases such as Vijay Prabhu v ST Lajapathie, Annamalai v Vasanthi, Sangita Sinha v Bhawana Bhardwaj, Umabai v Nilkanth Dhondiba Chavan, etc
- Incorporates decisions from the highest courts in common law jurisdictions (UK, Australia, Canada) over the past decade, placing Indian developments within a broader international context of specific performance and equitable remedies
- Serves as a first point of reference for judges, legal practitioners, academicians, and students