Six Conditions To Grant Mandatory Injunction
Case Name – Estate Officer, Haryana Urban Development Authority and Ors. v. Niramala Devi 2025 INSC 843
i) Obligation: There must be a clear obligation on the part of the defendant.
ii) Breach: A breach of that obligation must have occurred or be reasonably apprehended
iii) Necessity : It must be necessary to compel the performance of specific acts to prevent or rectify the breach.
iv) Enforceability: The court must be able to enforce the performance of those acts.
v) Balance of Convenience: The balance of convenience must be in favour of the party seeking the injunction.
vi) Irreparable Injury: The injury or damage caused by the breach must be irreparable or not adequately compensable in monetary terms.