CHAPTER I RECOVERING POSSESSION OF PROPERTY
Possession of Immovable Property
- 7. Recovery of specific immovable property
- 8. Suit by person dispossessed of immovable property
Possession of Movable Property
- 9. Recovery of specific movable property
- 10. Liability of person in possession not as owner, to deliver to person entitled to immediate possession
CHAPTER II SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACTS
Contracts which may be Specifically Enforced
- 11. Cases in which specific performance enforceable
- 12. Contracts of which the subject has partially ceased to exist
- 13. Specific performance of part of contract where part unperformed is small
- 14. Specific performance of part of contract where part unperformed is large
- 15. Specific performance of independent part of contract
- 16. Bar in other cases of specific performance of part of contract
- 17. Purchaser's rights against vendor with imperfect title
- 18. Power to award compensation in certain cases
- 19. Liquidation of damages not a bar to specific performance
Contracts which cannot be Specifically Enforced
- 20. Contracts not specifically enforceable
Discretion of the Court
- 21. Discretion as to decreeing specific performance
For whom Contracts may be Specifically Enforced
- 22. Who may obtain specific performance
For whom Contracts cannot be Specifically Enforced
- 23. Personal bars to the relief
- 24. Contracts to sell property by one who has no title, or who is a voluntary settlor
For whom Contracts cannot be Specifically Enforced, except with a Variation
- 25. Non-enforcement except with variation
Against whom Contracts may be Specifically Enforces
- 26. Relief against parties and persons claiming under them by subsequent title
Against whom Contracts cannot be Specifically Enforced
- 27. What parties cannot be compelled to perform
The effect of Dismissing a suit for Specific Performance
- 28. Bar of suit for breach after dismissal
Awards and Directions to Execute Settlements
- 29. Application of preceding sections to awards and testamentary directions to execute settlements
CHAPTER III RECTIFICATION OF INSTRUMENTS
- 30. When instrument may be rectified
- 31. Presumption as to intent of parties
- 32. Principles of rectification
- 33. Specific enforcement of rectified contract
CHAPTER IV RESCISSION OF CONTRACTS
- 34. When rescission may be adjudged
- 35. Rescission for mistake
- 36. Alternative prayer for rescission in suit for specific performance
- 37. Court may require party rescinding to do equity
CHAPTER V CANCELLATION OF INSTRUMENTS
- 38. When cancellation may be ordered
- 39. What instruments may be partially cancelled
- 40. Power to require party for whom instrument is cancelled to make compensation
CHAPTER VI DECLARATORY DECREES
- 41. Discretion of court as to declaration of status or right
- 42. Effect of declaration
CHAPTER VII APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS
- 43. Appointment of Receivers discretionary
CHAPTER VIII ENFORCEMENT OF PUBLIC DUTIES
- 44. Power to order public servants and others to do certain specific acts
- 45. Application how made and procedure
- 46. Peremptory order
- 47. Execution of, and appeal from, orders
- 48. Costs
- 49. Bar to issue of mandamus