Which of the following statements are true ........

Specific Relief Act (SRA) 1963 Introduction and Definition

Which of the following statements are true?

Under clause (a) of s.8, Specific Relief act, 1963, the onus is on the plaintiff to prove fiduciary relationship

Under clause (d) of s.8, Specific Relief act, 1963, the onus is on the plaintiff to prove wrongful transfer

The Explanation under s.8, Specific Relief act, 1963 deals with the onus under clause (b) and (c) which are placed upon the defendant, who has to prove that the compensation in money would be adequate relief and that it would not be extremely difficult to ascertain the actual damage caused by the loss of the movable property

All of these

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Explanation:

Let’s break it down:

- Option 1: Under clause (a) of Section 8, Specific Relief Act, the plaintiff has to show there’s a fiduciary relationship to get back specific movable property. That’s legit—the onus is on the plaintiff.

- Option 2: Clause (d) deals with cases where the property was transferred in a wrongful way (like theft). Here too, the plaintiff has to prove there was a wrongful transfer. So, this one’s right.

- Option 3: The Explanation under Section 8 specifically covers clauses (b) and (c). It puts the burden on the defendant to prove that monetary compensation is enough and figuring out damages isn’t that tough. So, the explanation here is spot on.

- Option 4: So, if all the above are right, “All of these” is the answer.

So, you chose Option 4: All of these.