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Under Section 20A, a court cannot grant an injunction where doing so would:
Explanation. Section 20A(1) creates an absolute bar on injunctions that would impede or delay a Schedule-listed infrastructure project.
The Schedule listing infrastructure categories was inserted into the Specific Relief Act by:
Explanation. The Schedule, read with Sections 20A and 41(ha), was inserted by the Specific Relief (Amendment) Act, 2018.
Which of the following is NOT one of the Schedule's five infrastructure categories?
Explanation. The five categories are Transport, Energy, Water and Sanitation, Communication, and Social & Commercial Infrastructure — not entertainment/media.
Under Section 41(ha), an injunction is refused if it would interfere with:
Explanation. Section 41(ha) also protects an already-operating infrastructure facility/service from being shut down by injunction.
Under Section 20B, Special Courts for infrastructure-contract suits are designated by:
Explanation. Section 20B requires the State Government, in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court, to designate Special Courts.
Under Section 20C, a suit filed under the Act relating to infrastructure must generally be disposed of within:
Explanation. Section 20C: 12 months from service of summons on the defendant, extendable by a further period of not more than 6 months in aggregate, after recording reasons in writing.
The Section 20A bar applies specifically to:
Explanation. The bar under Section 20A/41(ha) is aimed at injunctions only. The note says damages, arbitration and other terms of the contract remain available.
Which of these would most likely fall within the Schedule's "Social and Commercial Infrastructure" category?
Explanation. The Social and Commercial Infrastructure category expressly includes hospitals, education institutions, sports infrastructure, and similar projects.