Sections 15 (6) and 19 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), OXXI, R 58 were executed in full order in connection with the execution of the decree and the legal title to the property holding the property. The Observer claimed that the bank had other substantial mortgaged property from which the parties in favor of the bank could be satisfied; to resolve the matter, the matter had mutually agreed that the occupier of the immovable property was objectionable. The pass should be restored and the bank will first try to fulfill its decree by selling the second mortgaged property. The parties also agreed that if the order was not satisfied with the sale. Other properties, the objectioner will pay the balance directive amount to the bank. In effect, the High Court directed the bank to inform the complainant about its status. The sale of the second property, so as to maintain transparency in the sale of the property, on the other hand, the defendant was withheld from the sale / alienation of the property till the decree passed by the banking court was completely satisfied. The order for the possession of the property granted by the banking court in favor of the bank was ordered accordingly.
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