Explanation:

- Section 148A: This section pertains to the right to lodge a caveat. A caveat is a precautionary measure taken by a person who anticipates that an order is going to be passed against them in a suit or proceeding. It essentially informs the court to give the caveator a chance to be heard before taking any action.

- Section 144B: This section does not exist in the Code of Civil Procedure. It seems like a misreference.

- Section 149C: This section is also not part of the Code of Civil Procedure. It seems incorrectly mentioned.

- Section 153A: This section deals with the amendment of judgments, decrees, or orders, and not with caveats.

CORRECT ANSWER IS: Option 1 - Section 148A