Supreme Court of India
Raja Venkateswarlu & Anr. v. Mada Venkata Subbaiab & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s.151, Or. XX/, r.32 - Execution of Decree - Appellant sought Police Protection for execution of proceeding u/s.151 - Granted by Execution Court - High Court interfered holding that application could be filed only u/Or. XX!, r.32 - Held: The jurisdiction of execution court is not disputed - If only thing is that an exact provision was not invoked, that by itself shall not be the reason for rejecting the application - If judgment debtor has not suffered any injury nor any prejudice has been caused to him, as in the instant case, the execution must ' proceed.
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