Law of Execution of Decrees & Orders

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Description
Tips for Expeditious, Flawless, Execution;
Precautions in Different Processes;
Model Order in Process of Execution;
And Provisions Commented in Common Parlance.
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Contents
Unit - 1 : Provisions of Execution of Decrees in Code of civil Procedure
Introduction
Topic     I : Definition
Topic    II : Section 36, 37
Topic   III : Courts by which Decrees can be executed
Topic   IV : Questions to be determined by court executing degree
Topic    V : Transferee of decree & legal representatives
Topic   VI : Procedure in execution
Topic  VII : Arrest & Detention
Topic VIII : Attachment
Topic   IX : Sale
Topic    X : Distribution of Assets
Topic   XI : Exemption from Attest
Part 2 : Order XXI of Civil Procedure Code
Chapter   I : Payment under Decree
Chapter  II : Courts which can Execute Decrees
Chapter III : Application for Execution
Chapter IV : Notice U/R. 22 & Effect of R. 23
Chapter  V : Process of Execution
Chapter VI : Stay of Execution
Chapter VII : Part II - Modes of Execution
Chapter VII : Rulings under chapter-VI
Chapter VII : Arrest and detention civil prison
Chapter  IX : Attachment of Movable and Immovable property
Chapter   X : Sale of Movable and Immovable Properties
Chapter  XI : Resistance to Delivery of Possession
Chapter XII : Mortgage and charge on property execution of decrees relating to
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Author Details
S.S. Wagh, got an opportunity to work on both sides of table of Court i.e. as a judge so also as an advocate. He is in the law field since last 50 years. He gets immense pleasure in simplifying the provision of law and explaining them to all concerned, in common parlance. A sentence of maker of Law of Evidence Mr. Stephen (afterwards Sir James) "that the provisions of law can be best understood by first inquiring into the reasons of the rules quoted in provisions" had a great impact on the mind of author while reading provisions of every law. Author published his first edition of this book "Basic Law of Evidence." This book was also included in syllabus of Shivaji University. Then second book styled as "rika" written for common men in Marathi language about practice and procedure followed in Courts of Law, also received tremendous response and sis editions thereof were published. It was also recommended by Government of Maharashtra for all concerned.