Section 46 of CPC : Section 46: Precepts
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Imagine that Mr. A wins a lawsuit against Mr. B, and the court issues a decree for Mr. B to pay Mr. A a sum of money. Mr. A is the decree-holder and Mr. B is the judgment-debtor. However, Mr. B does not pay the money and Mr. A finds out that Mr. B owns a piece of land in another jurisdiction where the court's decree cannot...
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