Section 25: Execution against immovable property

DISTRICT AND INTERMEDIATE COURTS (CIVIL JURISDICTION) ACT, No · PART III: EXECUTION OF JUDGMENT

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25. Execution against immovable property (1) Where the amount levied by distress is insufficient, the Magistrate may issue a writ of execution against any immovable property belonging to the debtor, in whatever district it may be situate. (2) Where after 10 days from the service of the writ on the debtor, the judgment remains unsatisfied, any immovable property belonging to him may be seized and put up for sale before the Master in the manner provided in the Sale of Immovable Property Act.

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If seizing my movable goods isn't enough to pay a judgment debt, can my immovable property be seized and sold?