Surety

Petitioner stood surety and Trial Court passed an order to attach his future salary in lieu of forefeiture of surety bond

Validity

Term "movable property" as used in S.514, Cr.P.C. had same meanings as defined in S.22, P.P.C.

Movale property of whatever description included corporeal property which could be perceived and received and in no way included salary of person not yet accrued

In absence of movable property, recovery could have been made as contained in S.514(4), Cr.P.C., which was never pressed

Warrants of imprisonment in jail for the term to be decided by Trial Court but not exceeding six months could have been issued, if the amount, as directed was not paid

No illegality existed in the orders passed by two courts below, except the direction for attachment of salary

High Court directed the Trial Court to adopt procedure prescribed by S.514, Cr.P.C. for recovery of the amount forfeited and set aside the direction for attachment of salary

Constitutional petition was allowed accordingly.