6.3 Specific Restitution of Property

The definition: the property's RETURN — the remedy compelling the specific thing's restoration to the entitled person (the damages' alternative where the thing itself matters). The faces: The chattels' recovery: the wrongfully taken-or-detained good's return (the detinue/replevin world — the possession's restoration; the detinue's alternative value where the return impossible); The land's recovery: the dispossessed owner's restoration (the ejectment faces — the possession's return with the mesne profits — the occupation's account); The restitution's choice: the SPECIFIC thing vs. the VALUE (the election's faces — the converted chattel: the return or the full value — Unit 3.1.2's conversion remedy); The interim's preservation: the property's protection pending the trial (the possession's maintenance; the thing's safekeeping). The Nepali machinery: the Civil Procedure Code's restoration-and-possession faces (the suit's machinery for the property's return); the Code 2074's compensation-plus-restoration provisions (Unit 2's wrongs answered by the return-and-compensation pair); the execution proceedings' force (the decree's implementation — the court's officer restoring the possession). The remedies' full map (the closing summary — the exam's paragraph): the tort victim's arsenal — the DAMAGES (the money: the five types), the INJUNCTION (the order: the conduct's control), the RESTITUTION (the return: the property's restoration) — chosen by the harm's nature: money for the irreversibly lost, orders for the continuing wrong, return for the wrongly held. Plus the ADR's parallel route…