Code of Civil Procedure, 1908–Order 21, Rule 66–Sale of attached property–Notice to the judgment-debtor–Lack of–Effect–It causes irremediable injury to the judgment-debtor because absence of the notice disabled him from offering his estimate of the value and bringing intending bidders at the time of the sale–A sale made without notice to the judgment-debtor is a nullity, as it diverts the judgment-debtor of his right, title and interest in the property without an opportunity–The omission of service of notice on the judgment debtor would render void the action taken and the sale in pursuance thereof.
G. R. Selvaraj (Dead), th. LR’s. vs. K. J. Prakash Kumar & Ors. (SC)
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