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Rules Pertaining to Attachment Before Judgement and Remedy  Question: In which suit a property can be attached before judgment? What conditions are to be fulfilled for attachment before judgment? Which court does not have the power to order attachment of property? Discuss with the relevant provision of the Code of Civil Procedure. Answer: In which suit property can be attached before judgment According to rule 1 of order 38, it has been clearly mentioned that, in the suits mentioned in clause (a) to (d) of section 16, (a) suit for recovery of immoveable property, (b) suit for partition, (c) suit for foreclosure and redemption, and (d) suit for determination of any other right to immoveable property no order of arrest before judgment can be made. But, nowhere in rule 5 to 13 of order 38 of the Code, it has been mentioned that in which suits an order of attachment before judgment can be made. But, if we scrutinize rule 1 of order 38, it is found that if the defendant tries to dispose or