Section 101: Notification of deposit of memorandum
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101. Notification of deposit of memorandum
(1) Within 15 days of the date of the deposit of the memorandum of
charges, notice shall be given to—
(a) the parties who have been made defendants in the licitation, by
service on them personally;
(b) an inscribed creditor, by service on him at the domicile elected
by him in his inscription, where he has taken his inscription before the deposit of the memorandum of charges; and
(c) a creditor by way of legal mortgage which is not inscribed, by
publication in the Gazette and in 3 daily newspapers in the form
of the Second Schedule.
(2) Where an inscribed creditor specified in subsection (1) (b) is a person
holding a vendor’s privilege duly inscribed, the notice given to that person
shall be similar to that specified in section 23, and shall be served in the
manner specified in that section.
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- How is notice given to co-owners and creditors after the memorandum of charges is filed to force a sale?