This document summarizes Sections 145-148 of the Code of Criminal Procedure related to disputes over immovable property that could lead to a breach of peace. Section 145 gives the Executive Magistrate power to intervene in disputes likely to cause a breach of peace involving land or water. The Magistrate can summon parties, take written explanations of claims, and pass orders. Section 146 allows the Magistrate to attach the subject of dispute and appoint a receiver if emergency action is needed. Section 147 covers disputes over the right to use land or water. Section 148 permits a local inquiry, with its report considered evidence. The document outlines the provisions and conditions for applying each section, and summarizes some relevant case laws.