Mode of proclamation: sale notices must be made at or near the property, affixed, and may be published locally. Rule 19 requires sale proclamations for immovable property to be made at or near the property by customary mode, affixed on the property and the Proper Officer's office; the Proper Officer may direct publication in a local newspaper, the cost of which is charged as sale costs; separate proclamations for divided lots are unnecessary unless the Proper Officer considers alternative notice inadequate.
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Mode of proclamation: sale notices must be made at or near the property, affixed, and may be published locally.
Rule 19 requires sale proclamations for immovable property to be made at or near the property by customary mode, affixed on the property and the Proper Officer's office; the Proper Officer may direct publication in a local newspaper, the cost of which is charged as sale costs; separate proclamations for divided lots are unnecessary unless the Proper Officer considers alternative notice inadequate.
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