Supreme Court of India
Rajender Singh v. Ramdhar Singh and Ors.
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Civil Procedure Code, 1908 Section I 36-At1ac/1111ent order-Property/a/ling outside the jurisdiction of the issuing authority-Procedure for execution-Non-compliance with Attachment challenged as invalid-Held, the non-compliance will not invalidate the allachment order as such since defect in the procedure could be cured-Order 38 Rules 5 and 7. Order 38 Rule 5(/) (as amended by Amending Act, 1976) and Section 136-Di.lference between. Auction sale-Execution proceedings-Challenge on ground of insufficiency of consideration-Held, mere inadequacy of consideration is not a ground for setting aside
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