The Specific Relief Act with Commentary by Raja Said Akbar Khan – PLD Publishers

Book Name: The Specific Relief Act with Commentary by Raja Said Akbar Khan – PLD Publishers Book Author: M.A. Malik Language: English Edition: New Book Code: 71630 Book Quality: Hardcover Category:  Law & Judiciary Books ✍️ Product Description The Specific Relief Act with Commentary by Raja Said Akbar Khan, published by PLD Publishers, is a comprehensive and authoritative legal reference that provides an in-depth analysis of the Specific Relief Act, 1877. This work offers section-wise commentary, case references, and judicial interpretations that make it indispensable for students and practitioners of civil and contract law in Pakistan. Authored by the eminent legal scholar Raja Said Akbar Khan, this book explains the principles of specific performance, injunctions, declaratory decrees, rescission of contracts, and rectification of instruments. Each provision of the law is elaborated with relevant case law and practical examples, enabling readers to understand the scope and application of remedies in contractual disputes. This latest PLD Publishers edition includes updated judicial decisions, legal amendments, and interpretative commentary, ensuring complete alignment with modern Pakistani legal practice. It is highly recommended for LLB and LLM students, advocates, judges, and law officers preparing for civil litigation or judicial examinations. Written in a clear, analytical, and practitioner-friendly style, the book bridges the gap between academic understanding and courtroom application. It remains a trusted reference for all professionals dealing with specific relief, contracts, and equitable remedies. Detailed section-wise commentary on the Specific Relief Act, 1877 Authored by Raja Said Akbar Khan, a noted legal authority Includes latest case laws, amendments, and interpretations Ideal for LLB, LLM, CSS, and civil law practice Published by PLD Publishers, Pakistan’s premier legal publisher Essential for lawyers, judges, and legal researchers