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Straight, Oldfield, Brodhurst and Tyrrell, JJ.
1. The question submitted to us by the Division Bench arises as follows: The plaintiffs allege that certain crops cultivated by them, worth Rs. 200, were caused to be attached by Naik Ram, defendant, as the property of his judgment-debtor, Murli Singh, defendant, under an order of the Subordinate Judge of Agra, and that they objected to such attachment under Section 278 of the Civil Procedure Code, but such objection was rejected on the 13th June 1882. They therefore pray "that the produce or crop specified hereafter be declared to be the plaintiffs' property, and be delivered to them; and in case of this prayer being impracticable, Rs. 200, value thereof, may be awarded to the plaintiffs against the defendants."