Section 14 of SRA : Section 14: Contracts Not Specifically Enforceable

Explanation using Example

Let's consider a hypothetical scenario to understand the application of Section 14 of The Specific Relief Act, 1963:

Imagine that Rahul, a musician, enters into a contract with a music label, agreeing to perform at a series of concerts over the next year. However, Rahul later decides to retire from performing live. The music label seeks specific performance of the contract, wanting the court to compel Rahul to perform as agreed.

Here's how Section 14 applies:

• If Rahul has arranged for another competent musician to perform in his place and the music label has accepted this subst...

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