Rule 66 of CPC : Rule 66: Proclamation of sales by public auction.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: Ramesh has a court decree against Suresh for a debt of ₹5,00,000. Suresh has not paid the amount, so the court orders the sale of Suresh's property by public auction to recover the debt.
Application of Rule 66:
- Proclamation of Sale: The court issues a proclamation in Hindi (the language of the court) announcing the sale.
- Notice to Parties: Both Ramesh (decree-holder) and Suresh (judgment-debtor) are notified about the sale.
- Details in Proclamation:
- Property Description: The proclamation specifies that Suresh's residential plot in Delhi, measuring 200 square yards, will be sold.
- Revenue Assessment: The proclamation mentions that the property has an annual revenue assessment of ₹10,000 payable to the government.
- Encumbrances: It states that the property is subject to a mortgage of ₹2,00,000.
- Amount Recoverable: The proclamation clearly mentions that the sale is to recover ₹5,00,000.
- Other Material Information: Th...
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