Specific performance of a contract may not be enforced, if:
Verified Answer
A. the contract is relating to sale of immovable property
B. compensation in money is an adequate relief
C. the property is held by defendant as agent
D. adequate compensation is not the remedy
Explanation:
Section 10 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963, states that specific performance may be enforced when compensation in money would not afford adequate relief. Conversely, if compensation in money *is* an adequate relief, specific performance may not be enforced.