was a decree-holder auction-purchaser at the sale in execution of the ex parte decree which was subsequently set aside.” 18. The judgment in Padanathil Ruqmini Amma (supra), completely answers the argument raised by Mr. K. Parameshwar, learned counsel for respondent no. 3 who has purchased the property from decree holder on 17.07.2009 with full knowledge of pending restitution proceedings as the same is contained in the recital in para 4 of the sale deed. Thus, the purchaser or the assignee from the decree holder is not entitled to object restitution on the ground that he is a bona fide purchaser.25 19. We shall now deal with the arguments raised by Mr. Navare, learned senior counsel that the valuation of the attached properties as shown in the attachment panchanama cannot be the basis to hold that the property of the judgment debtor valued much more than the decretal sum has been sold in execution. According to him, Rule 54 of Order XXI CPC does not contemplate valuation at the time