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 property could have satisfied the decree. This examination was necessary to ascertain the extent of injury the judgment debtor has suffered at the time of execution of the original decree for Rs. 27,694/- opposite to the modified decree for Rs. 17,120/-. The execution of a decree by sale of the entire immovable property of the judgment debtor is not to penalise him but the same is provided to grant relief to the decree holder and to confer him the fruits of litigation. However, the right of a decree holder should never be construed to have bestowed upon him a bonanza only because he had obtained a decree for realisation of a certain amount. A decree for realisation of a sum in favour of the plaintiff should not amount34 to exploitation of the judgment debtor by selling his entire property.