Law · Specific Relief Act, 1963
When does Section 18 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963, regarding 'non-enforcement except with variation' apply?
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- 1When the defendant sets up a variation and there are discrepancies between the written contract and what was actually agreed upon due to fraud, mistake of fact, or misrepresentation✓
- 2When the defendant completely denies the execution of any agreement
- 3When the written contract matches exactly what the parties mutually agreed to
- 4When the plaintiff seeks only unliquidated damages instead of specific performance
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When the defendant sets up a variation and there are discrepancies between the written contract and what was actually agreed upon due to fraud, mistake of fact, or misrepresentation
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