Section 55, of C.P.C. deals with arrest and detention of________________?
Correct answer: A. Judgment debtor
- A. Judgment debtor
- B. Decree holder
- C. Both (a) and (b)
- D. None of the these
Explanation
Section 55 CPC authorizes arrest and detention in civil prison of the judgment-debtor during execution of a decree for payment of money. The decree-holder is the person seeking enforcement, not the person subject to arrest.
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