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obstruction or objection to the execution.

14. While answering the first point which had arisen for consideration in that case this Court has held that it is open to the person in possession of an immovable property, not being a party to the decree for possession or ejectment or an order of eviction passed under the Act, to obstruct the execution either by filing an objection to the execution before the delivery warrant is issued or to obstruct the execution of the delivery warrant. It is therefore abundantly clear that it is only a person who is in actual possession of the immovable property in respect of which either a decree for possession or an order for eviction is passed, who can offer his obstruction or objection by filing an application. If a person making such an application is found to be not in actual possession of the property then he or she cannot maintain the application and the Executing Court would be free to proceed with the execution."