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Civil ProcedureLegal Dictionary

Garnishee Order

Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 — Order XXI Rule 46

Definition

A court order directing a third party (the "garnishee") who owes money to the judgment debtor to pay that money directly to the decree holder instead. Under Order XXI Rule 46 CPC, a bank where the judgment debtor holds a deposit can be served a garnishee order and required to pay the balance to the creditor.

Example
After obtaining a Recovery Certificate from DRT, the bank applies for a garnishee order against the borrower's accounts maintained at other banks.
Related Terms
Attachment of DebtRecovery CertificateExecution
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