2023 CLC 702
A reading of provision of S.145 CPC clearly reflects that when a person becomes surety for performance of any decree or its part, or restitution of any property taken in execution of decree or payment of any money under an order of the Court in any suit or proceedings, the decree can be executed against him, to the extent for which surety has rendered himself personally liable in the manners, therein. The wording in section 145 of the Code, “to the extent of which he has rendered himself personally liable”, depict that it is imperative to see the stipulation(s) in the bond that surety has filed to ascertain the extent to which surety has rendered himself liable.