Section 100: Commencement of proceedings
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100. Commencement of proceedings
(1) The party who has the carriage of the proceedings shall, within
15 days after the deposit of his demand, commence the proceedings by filing, in the Master’s Office, the memorandum of charges under which he proposes to sell the property.
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(2) The memorandum shall contain—
(a) a reference to the title deed of the property;
(b) a description of the property in substantially the same terms as
provided by section 5 (c);
(c) the mise à prix and the conditions of the sale;
(d) the name, place of abode, and calling of the party prosecuting
the sale;
(e) the name and place of business of his attorney;
(f) the respective names, places of abode, and callings of the several parties who have been made defendants in licitation; and
(g) the election of domicile in Port Louis by the party prosecuting
the sale.
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- How many days does the person running a forced co-owned property sale have to file the memorandum of charges?