Rule 75 of CPC : Rule 75: Special provisions relating to growing crops.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Ramesh, a farmer in Punjab, has taken a loan from a local bank. Due to unforeseen circumstances, he is unable to repay the loan, and the bank obtains a court decree to recover the amount by selling Ramesh's property, which includes a field of wheat that is almost ready for harvest.

Application of Rule 75:

1. Since wheat is a crop that can be stored after harvesting, the court fixes the sale date after ensuring that there is enough time for the wheat to be cut and stored.
2. The sale is scheduled for a date after the wheat has been harvested and stored properly.
3. The sale proceeds smoothly, and the harvested wheat is sold to recover the loan amount.

Example 2:

Scenario: Sita, a farmer in Maharashtra, has a sugarcane field. She has defaulted on a loan, and the creditor has obtained a court order to sell her property to recover the debt. The sugarcane is still growing and not yet ready for harvest.

Application of Rule 75:

1. Since sugarcane is a crop that does not admit of being stored in its growing state, the court allows the sale ...

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