Recall Movable Warrant Process

In India, you can recall an attachment of a movable warrant in an execution petition. Here are some steps you might follow:
- File an application under Order * Rule * of the Code of Civil Procedure, *.
- Provide valid reasons for recall to the executing court.
- Attend the hearing and present your case.
Is there any specific detail or assistance you need with this process?

Sure, I can help you draft a counter-argument for a decree holder against a recall warrant filed by a judgment debtor. Here’s a concise draft:
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Counter Argument for Recall of Warrant
Introduction:
- This counter-argument is presented by the Decree Holder in response to the application filed by the Judgment Debtor for recalling the attachment of movable property.
Submissions:
*. Compliance with Court Orders:
- The Judgment Debtor has failed to comply with the court's order dated [insert date], necessitating the issuance of the attachment warrant.

*. Lack of Valid Grounds:
- The application lacks valid grounds for recall. The Judgment Debtor has not demonstrated any substantial change in circumstances or legal errors in the issuance of the warrant.
*. Intent to Delay:
- The application appears to be a tactic to delay the execution process and avoid the legal obligation to satisfy the decree.
*. Precedents:
- Relevant case laws support the continuation of attachment to ensure the decree holder’s rights are protected. Refer to [relevant case law, if any].
Conclusion:
- In light of the above, it is respectfully submitted that theapplication for recall of the warrant be dismissed, and the execution process be allowed to proceed.
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Would you need any more specific details or assistance with this draft?

Here are some relevant case laws in India that you might find useful:
- Kiranmoyee Dassi vs Dr. J. Chatterjee (*) ILR * Cal *: This case discusses the principles surrounding the recall of attachment orders.

- M.P. Shreevastava vs Veena (AIR * SC *): This case emphasizes the importance of compliance with court orders and the consequences of non-compliance.
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