According to section 21, which contracts cannot be specifically enforced?
Following are the defences for the non-performance of the contracts;
i. Compensation in money is an adequate relief.
ii. A contract which runs into such minute and numerous details that the Court cannot enforce specific performance of its material term.
iii. A contract which is in its nature revocable.
iv. Contract is of such nature that court cannot enforce specific performance.
v. A Contract performance of which involves the performance of continuous duty extending over a longer period than 3 years from its date.
vi. A contract which is revocable in nature.
vii. A contract which is made by access or breach of powers by trustee.
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