Rule 32 of CPC : Rule 32: Decree for specific performance for restitution of conjugal rights or for an injunction.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Specific Performance of a Contract

Ravi enters into a contract with Suresh to sell his house for ₹50 lakhs. Ravi receives an advance payment of ₹10 lakhs but later refuses to complete the sale. Suresh files a suit for specific performance, and the court decrees that Ravi must complete the sale.

Application of the Act:

• Ravi has had an opportunity to obey the decree but wilfully fails to do so.
• The court may enforce the decree by attaching Ravi's property or detaining him in civil prison, or both.
• If Ravi still does not comply, the court may order the sale of Ravi's attached property after six months and compensate Suresh from the proceeds.
• Alternatively, the court may allow Suresh to complete the sale at Ravi's cost, and Suresh can recover the expenses as if they were included in the decree.

Example 2:

Scenario: Restitution of Conjugal Rights

Priya and Rajesh are married, but Rajesh leaves the matri...

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