Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Ss. 2 (2) and 60(1) (ccc). Residential house exempt from attachment and sale in execution of court decree-Collector whether competent to order attachment and sale of residential house under Land Revenue Recovery Act. Punjab Land Revenue Act 1887. Liquor vendor-Failure to pay licence fee-Recovery initiated under - Land Revenue Recovery Act-Collector if could order attachment and sale of residential house. = Section 60 of the Code has no application to attachment and sale in any proceedings other than in execution of a decree of a civil court. It applies only to execution of a decree of civil court. It declares what properties are liable to be attached and sold in execution of such a decree and the proviso to sub-section (1) of section 60 sets out the properties which are not' liable to such ' attachment or sale. The expression such attachment or sale" in the proviso refers to the attachment and sale mentioned in sub-section (I) of section 60, that is to attachment and sale in execution of a decree of a civil court. The section does not apply to an attachment and sale under any other statute unless made expressly applicable thereto. -2015 S.C.(1983) msklawreports 

 Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Ss. 2 (2) and 60(1) (ccc).
     Residential house exempt from  attachment and  sale in
execution of  court decree-Collector  whether  competent  to
order attachment  and  sale of residential house  under Land
Revenue Recovery Act.
     Punjab Land  Revenue Act 1887. Liquor vendor-Failure to
pay licence  fee-Recovery initiated  under  -  Land  Revenue
Recovery Act-Collector if could   order attachment and sale
of residential house. =
Section  60  of  the  Code  has  no  application  to
attachment  and  sale  in  any proceedings  other  than  in
execution of  a decree of a civil court. It applies only to
execution of  a decree of civil  court.  It  declares what
properties are liable to  be attached and sold in execution
of such  a decree  and the  proviso to sub-section  (1)  of
section 60  sets out the properties which are not' liable to
such ' attachment or sale. The expression such attachment or
sale" in  the proviso  refers to  the  attachment  and sale
mentioned in  sub-section (I)  of section  60, that  is  to
attachment and sale in  execution of  a decree  of a  civil
court. The  section does not apply to an attachment and sale
under any  other statute  unless made  expressly  applicable
thereto.  -2015 S.C.(1983) msklawreports

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