Explanation:

- Option 1: Suit for damages for wrongful arrest

- This right generally dies with the person wronged because it is a personal grievance.

- Option 2: Suit for specific performance of contract

- This right does not typically extinguish upon death. Contracts generally involve rights and obligations that may be transferred or pursued by legal representatives.

- Option 3: Right of damages for defamation

- Personal grievances like defamation generally do not survive the person harmed, as the primary injury is to the individual's reputation.

- Option 4: Only (a) and (c)

- This implies only the personal grievances (i.e., wrongful arrest and defamation) extinguish with death.

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