Supreme Court of India
Kiran Bala v. Surinder Kumar
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : S.60(J)(ccc)-Residential House in occupation of judgment-debt or-Exemption from attachment or sale in execution proceedings-Jn execu- tion of decree in a money suit, residential house of judgment-debtor situated in State of Punjab was sought to be attached and sold-Objection of judg ment-debtor on the plea of protection under the State Amendment of the provision resisted by decree holder on the ground that the house had been subjected to transfer even though such transfer had been held "null and void" in another suit, and, therefore, by virtue of the conduct
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