Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha vs The State And Ors. on 10 May, 1982
In Narsingh Padam Saran Shah v. Mt. SuraiKishore. Devi the property in dispute in the proceedings under Section 145 of the Code included movable properties in theshape of cash, jewellery and other articles and live stock and immvoableproperties such as a house and land in some villages. It was heldthat the movable properties which had been attached along with other properties locked up in the building could not be deemed to be entirely divorcedfrom the Rani's house of which attachment was ordered and if moveableproperty is included within immoveable property, the attachment of thelatter kind of property under the provisions of Section 145 would not renderthe incidental attachment of moveable invalid or bad in law for, it wouldprima facie belong to the person in possession of the immovable properties.