Section 125: Petition to Master
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125. Petition to Master
(1) Where the Curator puts an immovable property up for sale, he shall
apply, by petition, to the Master for an order for the sale to take place before
him.
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(2) The petition shall—
(a) specify the circumstances under which the sale is to take place;
and
(b) bear the approval of the Attorney-General, and contain an assessment by a sworn valuer appointed by the Attorney-General
and a memorandum of the charges and conditions of the sale.
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Questions this section answers
- Does a Curator need the Master's permission to sell an immovable property?
- Does the Attorney-General have to approve a sale of property by a Curator?