Section 21: Power to sell movable property
consolidated text (as at 1994, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
21. Power to sell movable property
The Curator may, in such manner as the Attorney-General may direct, sell
any movable property vested in him—
(a) where the sale is necessary to pay the debts of the vacant estate
or the charges on any property comprised in the vacant estate;
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(b) where the property is of a perishable nature;
(c) where the property is likely to diminish in value;
(d) where the custody of the property will entail expenses;
(e) where the Attorney-General is of opinion that it is desirable that
the property be sold.