he has challenged the legality of the auction sale on any permissible ground as contemplated in Order XXI CPC. However, we are not convinced with this submission made on behalf of the learned counsel for the respondents for the reason that we are not per se setting aside the execution sale as if the present is the proceedings challenging the execution of the decree by way of sale of the attached immovable properties of33 the judgment debtor. We are concerned herewith and we have confined ourselves to the core issue as to whether the present is a fit and suitable case for exercising power under Section 144 CPC directing restitution in favour of the judgment debtor by placing the parties in the position which they would have occupied before such execution and for this purpose the Court may make any order, as provided under Section 144 CPC. It is in exercise of this power that we have considered the aspect of execution of the decree by attachment of whole property when part of the