Section 20: Deposit of memorandum of charges

20. Deposit of memorandum of charges (1) Within 30 days of the transcription of the memorandum of seizure, the execution creditor shall deposit at the Master’s Office the memorandum of charges (cahier des charges), which shall contain— (a) a reference to— (i) the title by virtue of which the seizure has been made; (ii) the usher’s memorandum of seizure, including the return of services; and [Issue 1] S3 – 8 Revised Laws of Mauritius (iii) any procedure, judgment or order which may have been rendered or made in the course of the proceedings; (b) the description of the property as specified in the memorandum of seizure; (c) the conditions under which the property is to be sold; (d) a mise à prix on the part of the seizing creditor; and (e) the transcription reference, and the date of the title deed in respect of the execution debtor. (2) The Master shall, at the foot of the memorandum of charges, fix the day for the reading of the memorandum, or for the sale of the property where the property seized is a small property and is to be sold under sections 51 and 52. [S. 20 amended by Act 23 of 1992.]