Explanation:

- Section 133 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, deals with public nuisances. The Magistrate can pass a conditional order to stop or remove such nuisances but it is not related to appointing a receiver for disputed property.

- Section 144 allows a Magistrate to issue orders in urgent cases of nuisance or danger to prevent disturbances. It is preventive in nature, but does not pertain to appointing receivers.

- Section 145 pertains to disputes regarding possession of immovable property. It enables a Magistrate to resolve disputes but does not explicitly mention appointing receivers.

- Section 146 allows a Magistrate to attach property in dispute under certain circumstances and appoint a receiver if the Magistrate feels that none of the parties is in possession of the property or if a decision is difficult.