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Specific Relief Act (SRA) 1963 Specific Performance of Contract

A is B's medical advisor. He demands money from B, which B declines to pay. A then threatens to make known the effect of B's communication to him as patient.

B may obtain a prohibitory injunction to restrain A from so doing.

B may obtain a mandatory injunction ordering A to destroy 'all written communications made, by B as patient of A.

Both (a) and (b).

Only (a).

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Explanation:

- Option 1: B may obtain a prohibitory injunction. This is to restrain A from making known B's communications. Medical advisors have a duty of confidentiality, so B can seek an injunction to prevent this breach.

- Option 2: B may obtain a mandatory injunction. This would order A to destroy all written communications made by B. This option ensures that no records are left that could breach confidentiality.

- Option 3: Both options are possible. B can pursue both a prohibitory and a mandatory injunction for full protection against disclosure.

- Option 4: Only option (a). This suggests B can only get a prohibitory injunction, not both.

Option 3 is correct. B can pursue both legal remedies to ensure comprehensive protection of their records and confidentiality.