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In the meanwhile appellant moved for execution of the decree of ejectment. On 20-3-1996, bailiff of the court went to the premises for effecting delivery of possession, but he was resisted by the representatives of the second respondent and he reported the matter to the court. When he was again directed by the Court to effect delivery of possession with police help, he was unable to dispossess second respondent as the execution court has stayed dispossession in the meantime. Second respondent filed Miscellaneous Case 556 of 1996 before the execution court quoting order 21 Rule 101 and Section 151 of the Code, raising a contention that the decree was passed without making him a party and alleging that the decree was obtained in collusion between appellant and first respondent Rajiv Trust. Execution court, however, held that second respondent being a third party resistor cannot avail himself of the remedy provided in Ordered an inquiry to be conducted under Section 151 of the Code into the allegations made by the second respondent, as per its order dated 26-4-1976. both sides, appellant and second respondent, were aggrieved by that order and hence both of them challenged it in revision before the High Court.