The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal challenging the attachment of property in the execution of an arbitral award, ruling that a property purchased after the passing of an award is liable for attachment. The Court held that the doctrine of lis pendens applies to money decrees to prevent judgment-debtors from defeating the fruits of
Money Decrees Covered by Lis Pendens: Supreme Court Rejects Third-Party Objection to Execution of Arbitral Award
