Explanation:

Let’s break down what each section does under the Specific Relief Act:

- Section 3: This section is all about the savings clause. It doesn’t provide any actual remedy—just says the Act doesn’t take away rights already enforceable under other laws.

- Section 4: This makes it clear you can’t get specific relief unless the Act specifically allows for it. No remedies here—just a statement of principle.

- Section 5: This deals with recovery of possession of property, but only if you can prove your title to the property. In other words, you need to show you’re entitled to it before you get relief.

- Section 6: Now here’s the one you’re looking for. Section 6 lets you recover possession of immovable property if you’ve been dispossessed—even if you can’t prove title. You just need to show you had possession and were dispossessed without your consent.