Section 158: Requisition for resale
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158. Requisition for resale
(1) An inscribed or judgment creditor may, within 15 days following the
fulfilment of the formalities under section 157, make a requisition that the
property be put up for sale by public auction before the Master.
(2) Where the requisition is made by a creditor holding a vendor’s privilege
duly inscribed, he shall not be debarred from making a declaration that he intends to enter an action in cancellation in the manner specified in section 23.
(3) The requisition shall be made by—
(a) a mere declaration to that effect, in the margin, or at the foot, of
the document of deposit (acte de dépôt); and
(b) a simultaneous deposit of a sum of money, to be fixed by the
Master, which shall not exceed 5,000 rupees.
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Questions this section answers
- How many days does a creditor have to request that my privately bought property be resold at auction?
- What deposit must a creditor pay to request resale of privately bought property?