Supreme Court of India

Mathuralal v. Bhanwarlal & Anr.

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Bench D.A. Desai J.
Decided 13 September 1979

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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Ss. 145 · and 146-Scope of-Magis­ . -Irate if competent to proceed with enquiry after attaching the property ·in dis-· pute. I Apprehending breach of peace on account of a dispute over a house bet- ween the appellant and the respondent the Sub-Divisional Magistrate passed a preliminary order under s. 145(1), Cr.P. ., 1973 and later attached the sub· ject matter of dispute under ~- 146(1) on the ground that it was a case of· emergency.

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