Explanation:

- Section 6 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 focuses on recovery of possession of immovable property.

- It provides a summary remedy for dispossessed persons to regain possession, without delving into intricate legalities.

- The section specifically avoids addressing damages or any additional forms of relief apart from restoring possession.

- Option 1: To award damages – This is beyond the scope of Section 6, which focuses on possession, not compensation.

- Option 2: To direct the defendant to pay the cost of removing huts and filling up excavation – This involves compensation beyond possession recovery.

- Option 3: To direct the defendant to pay the cost for removal of structures – Again, this is about compensation, not just possession.

- Option 4: All of these – None of these actions are within the power of the court under Section 6.