Rule 31 of CPC : Rule 31: Decree for specific movable property.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi lent his antique watch to his friend Suresh for a special occasion. After the event, Suresh refused to return the watch despite multiple requests. Ravi decided to take legal action and obtained a decree from the court for the return of his specific movable property, the antique watch.
The court ordered the execution of the decree by seizing the watch from Suresh and delivering it back to Ravi. If Suresh still refused to comply, the court could detain Suresh in civil prison or attach his other properties until he obeyed the decree.
Example 2:
Meena sold her rare painting to Rajesh, but Rajesh failed to pay the agreed amount. Meena filed a lawsuit and obtained a decree for the return of the painting. The court ordered the seizure of the painting from Rajesh's possession.
If Rajesh did not comply within three months, the court could sell...
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