Correct Answer:
B. FALSE
The question asks whether tenant rights are attachable in a court decree. The correct answer is 'FALSE'.
FALSE (B) is accurate because tenant rights, particularly in many protective tenancy laws (e.g., agricultural tenancies, government-allotted lands), are often explicitly made non-attachable or non-transferable in execution of court decrees. This legal protection aims to safeguard the tenant's livelihood, ensure their stability, and prevent them from being dispossessed due to financial liabilities.
TRUE (A) would imply that tenant rights could be seized and sold to satisfy debts, which would undermine the protective intent of such tenancy legislation.