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Section 13, The Freetown Municipality UJ

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Every sale made in pursuance of the power of saleconferred by section 12 shall be by public auction and be made by the City Bailiff. Thirty days notice of each intended sale shall be given as provided in section 96 of the principal Ordinance and the Mayor may, at any time before any such intended sale, postpone the same either generally or to some specified future date. i4 Whenever any premises shall have been sold by public ctlon under the provisions of section 13, the Mayor shall ~~nvey the same by deed to the purchaser, and the premises therein described shall become the propertJ:" of the p~rchaser bject only to any encumbrances, estates, mterests, nghts or survitudes to which the sale has been made subject, and the s~rchase money shall be applied as follows :-first, in or fowards payment of all mol?-eys due and owing _to th~ City Council in respect of the premises, whether under this Ordmance or under Part XIV of the principal Ordinance; secondly, in or towards payment of all costs, charges and expenses properly incurred and incidental to the sale or any postponed or attempted sale under the provisions of section 13; and thirdly, the residue (if any) of the purchase money shall be paid to the person legally entitled thereto. Conveyance of premises to purchaser and application of purch:.se money.

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