LexisnNexis's The Specific Relief Act 1963 - 16th Edition 2026
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LexisNexis’s The Specific Relief Act, 1963 – 16th Edition 2026 is a comprehensive and updated commentary on the law governing specific performance, injunctions, declaratory reliefs, and other equitable remedies.
This edition incorporates recent amendments and landmark judicial pronouncements, making it an essential reference for civil law practitioners, judges, and law students.
The Specific Relief Act, 1963 – 16th Edition 2026 by LexisNexis is an authoritative and extensively updated work explaining the principles and practical application of equitable remedies under Indian law.
The Specific Relief Act plays a vital role in civil litigation, particularly in cases involving contract enforcement, property disputes, injunctions, rescission, rectification, and declaratory reliefs. With evolving judicial interpretations and amendments strengthening the regime of specific performance, staying updated is crucial for effective litigation strategy.
This 16th Edition provides section-wise commentary, supported by leading Supreme Court and High Court judgments, offering clarity on procedural and substantive aspects of relief.
Key Highlights
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Section-wise detailed commentary
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Updated with latest case law and statutory amendments
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In-depth analysis of specific performance and injunctions
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Practical guidance for drafting and litigation
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Coverage of declaratory reliefs, rectification, rescission, and cancellation
Coverage Includes
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Specific performance of contracts
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Preventive relief and temporary/perpetual injunctions
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Declaratory decrees
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Rescission and rectification of instruments
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Recovery of possession
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Discretion of courts in granting relief
Who Should Buy This Book?
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Civil Litigation Lawyers
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Property Law Practitioners
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Judges & Judicial Officers
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Law Students & Judiciary Aspirants
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Academicians and Researchers
The 16th Edition (2026) serves as a reliable and practical reference for understanding and applying equitable remedies in civil disputes.








