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Specific perfomance of contracts : The tests of inadequacy and effective enforcement

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Publication details: Harayana Lexis Nexis 2014Description: 412pISBN:
  • 9789351432456
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 346.022000 BHA
Contents:
Introduction Chapter 1. Remedies for Breach of Contract in Indian Law Introduction Contract and Contract Law Two Phases in a Case Involving Contract Remedies Contract Remedies and their Enforcement Aim of Contract Remedies Non-performance, Breach and Remedies Self-help Remedies Remedies for Breach of Contract under General Law Compensation Contractual provisions about compensation Section 73 of the Indian Contract Act 1872 Burden of proof Mitigation Time of assessment Unliquidated amount Compensation in suits for specific performance Specific enforcement Agreed sum Specific performance Prohibitory injunction Mandatory injunction Writs Compensation in suits for specific performance or injunction Remedies under other statutes Consumer Protection Act 1986 Regulatory bodies Statutory obligations Conclusion
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Introduction
Chapter 1. Remedies for Breach of Contract in Indian Law
Introduction
Contract and Contract Law
Two Phases in a Case Involving Contract Remedies
Contract Remedies and their Enforcement
Aim of Contract Remedies
Non-performance, Breach and Remedies
Self-help Remedies
Remedies for Breach of Contract under General Law
Compensation
Contractual provisions about compensation
Section 73 of the Indian Contract Act 1872
Burden of proof
Mitigation
Time of assessment
Unliquidated amount
Compensation in suits for specific performance
Specific enforcement
Agreed sum
Specific performance
Prohibitory injunction
Mandatory injunction
Writs
Compensation in suits for specific performance or injunction
Remedies under other statutes
Consumer Protection Act 1986
Regulatory bodies
Statutory obligations
Conclusion