What happens to the yield and produce of real property according to the Civil Procedure Code  154?
The yield and produce of real property shall be deposited with the Court's Treasury. If the real property is not leased, the Judgment Debtor will be deemed to be the custodian until it is sold. If the real property is leased, the rent due for the period following registration of the application for attachment will be attached in the hands of the lessee, as required by the Judgment Creditor or any Creditor in possession of an Execution Writ. If the lessee has already paid the rent before such requirement is made, the payment will be considered valid and the Judgment Debtor will be liable for it as the custodian.