Specific Relief Act (47 of 1963) , S.28— Rescission of contract - Powers u/S. 28 - Discretionary - Direction to execute sale deed on payment of remaining balance of consideration within period of two months - Balance consideration not paid for 6 yrs. - Plea that there is no stipulation to pay within particular time raised for first time in Supreme Court - Not tenable - Rescission of contract - Proper. The decree for specific performance has been described as a preliminary decree. The power under Section 28 to rescind the contract is discretionary and the court cannot ordinarily annul the decree once passed by it. Although the power @page-SCW2057 to annul the decree exists yet Section 28 of the Act provides for complete relief to both the parties in terms of the decree in the same suit. The Court does not cease to have the power to extend the time even though the trial Court had earlier directed in the decree that payment of balance price to be made by certain date and on failure suit to stand dismissed.(Para 10) Where the decree for specific performance specifically directed the defendant to execute sale deed on payment of remaining balance of consideration and get it registered within a period of two months from the date of decree, the plea of decree holder raised for first time before S. C. that ....