Question

Specific Relief Act
The two sections give alternative remedies and they are mutually
exclusive. A plaintiff cannot combine the remedies provided by both
the sections in the same suit. Moreover, a plaintiff failing in suit
under Section 6 can take recourse under Section 5, but a person
failing in a suit under Section 5, will not be allowed to sue under
Section 6 of the Act. Thus, where a plaintiff sues for possession on
the basis of title and fails to establish title he will not be allowed to
have recourse to Section 6 and be allowed to sue for possession even
if he proves dispossession within 6 months of institution of the
suit. [Rudrappa v. Narsinghrao, (1905) 29 Bom 213]can anyone explain it?​

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I have not read it that's why I can not answer