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<h1>Claims to attachment allow interested persons to challenge property seizure, with court inquiry and a right to sue after disallowance.</h1> Any person other than the proclaimed person may, within six months of attachment, prefer a claim or objection that their interest is not liable to attachment; the issuing court or the Chief Judicial Magistrate's court (for endorsed orders) will inquire and may allow or disallow the claim, with a Chief Judicial Magistrate empowered to remit matters to a subordinate magistrate. If disallowed in whole or part, the person may institute a suit within one year to establish the right, but the attachment order remains conclusive subject to the suit's result.