(1)An attachment made under this Code is not considered unlawful, nor is any person making it considered to have done any wrong, on account of some defect or lack of form in the summons, conviction, order of attachment or other proceeding relating to it.
Section history
Section 425 — Irregularity in attachment
As in force on 31 December 2021.
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(2)The person mentioned in subsection (1) is not considered to have done wrong from the start on account of any irregularity that the person afterwards commits, but anyone wronged by the irregularity may take such proceedings in a civil court as the wronged person thinks fit to recover damages for any loss or harm the wronged person might have suffered.