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14. The execution of a decree or for that matter an ejectment order is becoming more and more cumbersome as the parties take recourse to the dileactory tactics and in some time the Courts become unwilling tool in the hands of such litigants. The habit of litigants is to delay the process of delivery of possession on false and made up grounds. The present is one of such classic case. Therefore, to instill confidence into the mind of the litigant public that orders are not passed, but are capable of being implementation and that process of the Court cannot be abused, is required to be known. Therefore, it is a case where the respondents have made themselves liable for punishment for violation of eviction orders passed under the Act."