In a suit under Section 6 of the Specific Relief Act 1963 ........

Specific Relief Act (SRA) 1963 Recovering Possession of Property

In a suit under Section 6 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963

neither the plaintiff nor the defendant can raise the issue of title

both the plaintiff and the defendant can raise the issue of title

the plaintiff can raise the issue of title

the defendant can raise the issue of title

- Option 1: Neither the plaintiff nor the defendant can raise the issue of title

- In a suit under Section 6, only possession is considered. The court does not determine or consider the title of the property.

- Option 2: Both the plaintiff and the defendant can raise the issue of title

- This is not applicable. Section 6 focuses solely on possession disputes, not title issues.

- Option 3: The plaintiff can raise the issue of title

- Incorrect for Section 6 suits. The plaintiff must focus on possession, not ownership.

- Option 4: The defendant can raise the issue of title

- This is incorrect as well. The law restricts the focus to possession disputes.

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