(2) Nothing in this section shall be deemed to invalidate any proceeding taken by a Court under this Section for the execution of any one of such decrees. 246. Warrant of Attachment:(1) The warrant of attachment shall contain, in addition to the general information as to the names of the parties, their description, and place of residence, the following particulars:(a) The place where the attachment was made and the action taken and the difficulties and opposition encountered by the bailiff and the steps taken to overcome such difficulties: (b) A detailed inventory of the property attached, its kind, description, quantity or weight or measure, and a statement of its approximate value. (2) The warrant shall be signed by the bailiff and the person in whose possession the property was attached if he was present. (3) The valuation of precious articles such as gold, silver, jewels, and precious stones shall be undertaken by an expert appointed by the Court. 247. Restriction on Attachment:No attachment shall be carried out in the presence of the person applying for execution save in case of necessity and by permission of the Court. 248. Breaking Open of Locks and Doors:The bailiff shall not break open any lock or door for the purpose of attachment except in the presence of a policeman or the Chief who must sign the warrant. 249. Attachment of Growing Crops:(1) Where the property to be attached is a growing crop the attachment shall be made in the manner provided by section 250. (2) (3) Subject to such condition as may be imposed by the Court either in the order of attachment or in any subsequent order the judgement debtor may tend out, cut, gather and store the produce and do any other act necessary for maturing or preserving it; and if the judgement debtor fails to do all or any of such acts, the decree holder may, with the permission of the Court and subject to the like conditions do all or any of them either by himself or by any person appointed by him in his behalf, and the costs incurred by the decree holder shall be recoverable from the judgement debtor as if they were included in and formed part of the decree. Agricultural produce attached as a growing crop shall not deemed to have ceased to be under attachment merely because it has been severed from the soil. 54