Section 207: Possession of property pending appeal
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207. Possession of property pending appeal
(1) No appeal shall lie against a judgment of adjudication which is not objected to at the time of the adjudication.
(2) The fact of an objection shall, on the day of adjudication, be recorded
by the Master on the memorandum of the cahier des charges.
(3) Where an appeal is lodged, the adjudicatee may take possession
pending the appeal, and where he is afterwards dispossessed, he may claim
and recover, by way of privilege, ranking over all other privileges, on the
price of the property, his outlay for the maintenance of the property.
(4) The outlay claimed under subsection (3) may be revised and approved
by the Master.
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Questions this section answers
- Can I appeal a judgment of adjudication if I didn't object to it on the day of the sale?
- If I buy a property and someone appeals, can I still take possession of it while the appeal is pending?
- What can I recover if I'm later dispossessed after spending money maintaining the property during an appeal?
- Who reviews the amount I spent maintaining the property while an appeal was pending?