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• Order XXIII Rule 3 CPC - Fraud on Court & Non-Adjudicatory Decrees
  Courts should not base orders solely on counsel's memo conceding substantive rights, especially when such orders are appealable or should be adjudicated properly. Orders violating mandatory legal provisions are invalid, aligning with the Explanation to Order XXII and emphasizing the importance of lawful procedure in decrees. Abdul Rashid Sahib VS Ramachandran - Madras

• Order XXIII Rule 3 CPC - Declaration of Title & Legal Compliance
  Similar to the above, courts must ensure orders do not breach legal mandates. Proper adherence to Rules under Order XXIII, including Rule 6 and Order XV Rule 1, is essential for valid decrees, especially in matters like declaration of title and transfer of property. Abdul Rashid Sahib VS Ramachandran - Madras

• Order 21 Rule 97 CPC - Execution Proceedings & Objections
  Objections under Order 21 Rule 97 CPC are dismissed if property is deemed to be under proper jurisdiction or if objections are unfounded. Orders under Rules 98, 100, and Rule 58(3) are integral to execution and are appealable as decrees, with the process detailed for resolving disputes during execution. Lekh Raj VS Chunni Lal - Himachal Pradesh, Usha Holding Enclave Pvt. Ltd. VS Indira Majumder - Calcutta

• Order XXI Rules 97 & 35 - Resistance & Striking Off
  Resistance by a stranger to possession under Order XXI Rule 97(1) is permissible, and such resistance can be challenged through appeals. Orders involving resistance or objections are appealable as decrees, and the jurisdiction of courts under these rules is well-established. Gaurihar Baburao Batane & others VS Ashok Banudas Gajare & another - Bombay, Gunvantrai Laxmidas Mehta VS Pushpaben Vasantbhai Aaya - Gujarat, Union of India VS K. Satyanarayan & Co. - Calcutta

• Appealability of Orders under CPC & Section 96/104
  Orders passed by executing courts, especially under Order XXI Rule 35 and 97, are generally appealable as decrees under Section 96 or Section 104 CPC. The distinction between appealable decrees and non-appealable orders hinges on the nature of the order and its legal classification. Gunvantrai Laxmidas Mehta VS Pushpaben Vasantbhai Aaya - Gujarat, Prem Singh VS Amari Devi - Rajasthan

• Legal Provisions & Revisions - Ordinances & Sections
  Amendments via Ordinance Nos. 25 and 26 of 2003, adding provisos to Section 115 CPC, influence the revision process. Orders under these provisions are subject to appellate review, and the courts emphasize adherence to procedural rules like Order 14 Rule 2 for judgments on issues. Rajrani VS District & Session Judge Gonda - Allahabad

• Constitutional & Writ Jurisdiction
  Writ petitions under Articles 226/227 of the Constitution challenge orders passed by civil courts, especially when procedural or jurisdictional issues arise. Courts recognize their power to quash or set aside orders that violate legal provisions or exceed jurisdiction, affirming the importance of proper legal procedure. Prem Singh VS Amari Devi - Rajasthan, SMT THOREYAMMA W/O LATE SRI K. HUTCHAPPA @ HUTCHAIAH vs SRI K.N. CHANDRAIAH HIGH COURT OF S/O SRI NARAYANASWAMY - Karnataka

Analysis and Conclusion

Orders under Order 17 Rule 3 CPC are appealable if they are decrees or orders passed in accordance with legal provisions. The key points are that courts must adhere strictly to procedural rules, avoid orders based solely on counsel's concessions, and ensure compliance with mandatory legal requirements. Orders passed under Order 21 Rules 97 and 35, especially in execution and resistance cases, are generally appealable as decrees. The legal framework, including amendments and constitutional provisions, supports the right to appeal and the supervisory jurisdiction of higher courts to ensure lawful and proper adjudication.
References: Abdul Rashid Sahib VS Ramachandran - Madras, Abdul Rashid Sahib VS Ramachandran - Madras, Lekh Raj VS Chunni Lal - Himachal Pradesh, Gaurihar Baburao Batane & others VS Ashok Banudas Gajare & another - Bombay, Gunvantrai Laxmidas Mehta VS Pushpaben Vasantbhai Aaya - Gujarat, Rajrani VS District & Session Judge Gonda - Allahabad, Usha Holding Enclave Pvt. Ltd. VS Indira Majumder - Calcutta, SMT THOREYAMMA W/O LATE SRI K. HUTCHAPPA @ HUTCHAIAH vs SRI K.N. CHANDRAIAH HIGH COURT OF S/O SRI NARAYANASWAMY - Karnataka, Prem Singh VS Amari Devi - Rajasthan