High Courts(1909) 01 MAD CK 0003

Nayana Naickan vs Hajarat Kibuliai Syed Gulam Ghowse Sha Sait Kadiri

Madras High Court · Decided on 18 January 1909 · Citation: (1910) 20 MLJ 136

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1.

The first contention is that no appeal lay to the present Judge against the order of the District Munsif. The respondent, at the instance of the

appellant, the decree-holder, was arrested in execution under a warrant issued by the District Munsif. He petitioned the District Munsif for his

release, pleading exemption from arrest u/s 642, Civil Procedure Code. The District Munsif dismissed the petition on the ground that the right to

exemption was not proved. The District Muusif''s order was clearly an order u/s 244, Civil Procedure Code, as it determined a question between

the parties to the decree relating to the execution of the decree. An appeal therefrom lay to the District Judge. The remaining contention pressed is

that the District Munsif had no jurisdiction to entertain the petition for exemption.

2.

The District Munsif who had power to issue a warrant for the respondent''s arrest had surely power to issue orders for his release if he was

found to have been illegally arrested at a time when he was exempt from arrest. Every warrant of arrest must be considered to be issued subject to

the provisions of Section 642, Civil Procedure Code.

3.

The appeal is dismissed with costs.