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    <description>Boiler engine, decorticator, factory building and godowns fixed to a factory were treated as immovable property, so attachment under the procedure for movable assets was unlawful. The wrongful attachment could amount to a tort by the Tahsildar, but the State was not vicariously liable because the act arose from statutory revenue-recovery functions within the governmental sphere. A suit framed against the Collector and Tahsildar only in their official capacity was also not maintainable, as official designation alone does not create a suable legal personality. The attachment was recognised as illegal, but no recoverable liability was established against the State or the officials, and the appeal was dismissed.</description>
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