Supreme Court of India
Badri Prakash Soni v. Prahalad Soni and Ors.
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Cod,e .of Criminal Procedure, 1973: S.145(2)-l'ossession of proper- ty-Executive Magistrate unable to decide--Passing order attaching properties . and directing parties to approac.h the Civil Court to establish their c rights-Validity of-Directions issued to Senior Sub-Judge before whom ap- peal is pending in the matter-Smooth running of the factories fonning part of the property-Directions issued. The possession of certai~ property was in dispute and proceedings Were initiated under S. 145(2) Cr. P. . Unable to decide as to who was in ' c:' possession of the disputed property, the Executive
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