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41.

An application under section 45, the Specific Relief Act, can be made to

A.	Any Court	B.	High Court
C.	Supreme Court

42.

Every application made under Section 45, of the Specific Relief Act, must be accompanied with affidavit from

A.	Injured person	B.	Respondents
C.	None of the above

43.

Section 47 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 deals with

A.	Declaratory Order	B.	Peremptory Order
C.	Injunctive order

44.

Section_____ of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 deals with cost

A.	47	B.	48
C.	49

45.

As per section 49 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 the cost of all applications and orders under chapter VII of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 whall be in the discretion of the

A.	Civil Court	B.	Session Court
C.	High Court

46.

Section 50, of the Specific Relief Act bars the power of High Court to pass

A.	Writ of Habeas Corpus	B.	Writ of Certiorari
C.	Writ of Mandamus

47.

Section 52, of the Specific Relief Act deals with

A.	Preventive Relief	B.	Statutory Relief
C.	None of the above

48.

The Preventive relief granted by Court under section 52, of the Specific Relief Act, is_____ in nature

A.	Discretionary power of the Court	B.	Fundamental Power of the Court
C.	Statutory power of the Court

49.

Section 53, of the Specific Relief Act deals with

A.	Temporary injunction	B.	Perpetual Injunction
C.	Both (a) and (b)

50.

Temporary injunctions can be granted by Court

A.	At early stage of the suit	B.	At any stage of the case
C.	At the end of a case