Aggrieved party plead for freezing of the account of respondent
29-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
Sir/Madam, Am Hindu. Law suit is filed in one property and case is sub judice. All the parties are restrained from altering the nature, selling or creating third party interest. However one respondent entered into sale deed agreement for the property and received the payment . Can I being the aggrieved party plead in the court for freezing an account of that respondent?
Yes you can prefer a contempt petition against that respondent for breaching court order.
As contempt of court order is a continuing wrong, no limitation applies to it's filing.
You can independently file a criminal complaint against that respondent and also the third party to whom the property is sold, since a court order is said to be in public domain and no party can plead about its ignorance.
As contempt of court order is a continuing wrong, no limitation applies to it's filing.
You can independently file a criminal complaint against that respondent and also the third party to whom the property is sold, since a court order is said to be in public domain and no party can plead about its ignorance.
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