Correct option is A
This provision under the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) deals with the adjudication of claims and objections related to attached property. Specifically, Order 21 Rule 58 provides the procedure for a party to raise a claim or objection against the attachment of property in execution of a decree. The court is required to investigate such claims or objections, and if it finds merit, it may release the property from attachment.
Information Booster Order 21 of the CPC outlines the procedure for executing decrees and orders. Rule 58 specifically provides a mechanism for third parties or judgment debtors to object to the attachment of property, ensuring that the rights of all parties are considered before proceeding with the sale or disposal of the attached property.
Additional Knowledge
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Order 21 Rule 59 CPC (Option b): This rule deals with the particulars of the objection and states that the objector must clearly specify the grounds of their claim or objection, but it does not cover the adjudication process.
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Order 21 Rule 57 CPC (Option c): This rule pertains to the dismissal of attachment proceedings and the consequences thereof, but it is not related to the adjudication of claims and objections.
