Specific Performance Decree For Agreement To Sell Can Be Executed Without Separate Relief For Possession : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that a decree for specific performance of an agreement to sell can be executed without the need for a separate relief for possession. The Court ruled that when a court orders specific performance, it automatically includes the right to take possession of the property, eliminating the need for an additional order. This decision clarifies that a party seeking to enforce an agreement to sell does not need to pursue separate legal action for possession once the performance is ordered. The ruling streamlines the process, ensuring quicker and more efficient legal enforcement in property-related disputes.