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Can the schedules of property be amended in lower court


06-Oct-2023 (In Civil Law)
A property got registered under exparty decree from high court again an EP filed in lower court in that they have amended the schedules..can that be done in lower court as already decree passed in high court on one particular location, schedules.plz advice me with any related case laws if that not not be amended
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Answer #1
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Yempalla Ramaiah v. Pallamparthi Krishna Reddy and others, Natwar Melsingh and others v. Special Land Acquisition Officer and another and Deepa Bhargava and another v. Mahesh Bhargava and others are some of case law suggested the schedule of property cannot be amended in EP
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Answer #2
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Hi Schedules cannot be amended in an execution petition and that Schedule of property has to be in line with the High court order . There is no need for case law. You can always contest and get the E.P dismissed on the grounds that the Petitioner in E.P has altered the schedules in his E.P and that the Schedule in E.P is at variance to High court order. please note schedules in both High court and E.P should match word by word.
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