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Which of the following is NOT excluded from extending to a court exercising Small Cause Court jurisdiction under the Provincial Small Cause Courts Act, 1887?

Execution of decrees against movable property in suits a Small Cause Court can try is not excluded. Section 7 excludes execution in excepted suits, execution against immovable property, and sections 96 to 112 and 115, among others.

  1. AExecution of decrees against immovable property
  2. BExecution of decrees in suits excepted from the cognizance of a Small Cause Court
  3. CSections relating to appeals from original decrees, namely sections 96 to 112
  4. DExecution of decrees against movable property in suits cognizable by a Small Cause CourtCorrect

Explanation

Section 7 excludes execution of decrees in suits excepted from Small Cause Court cognizance, execution of decrees against immovable property, and sections 96 to 112 and 115. Execution against movable property in cognizable suits is not listed, so those provisions still apply.

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