Explanation:

Let’s break down these options:

- Option 1: Indian Contract Act

This is the right pick. It’s the main law that deals with compensation and relief for damages if any terms of a contract are broken. It explains what damages are, what kind of compensation you can claim, and under what conditions.

- Option 2: Specific Relief Act

This law is more about “specific performance”—forcing someone to actually do what they promised in a contract, or maybe getting an injunction. It’s not about compensation or damages as such.

- Option 3: Limitation Act

Here’s the thing: this law just sets the time frames for when you can bring a case, including contract disputes. It says nothing about what relief or compensation you get.

- Option 4: None of the above

Nope. There are clear laws covering this, so this option just doesn’t work.