Sale certificate confirms purchaser and property when attachment sale becomes absolute and records the date. When sale of immovable property under the attachment-for-recovery rules becomes absolute, the Proper Officer must grant a Sale Certificate specifying the property sold, naming the purchaser at the time of sale, and stating the date on which the sale became absolute.
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Sale certificate confirms purchaser and property when attachment sale becomes absolute and records the date.
When sale of immovable property under the attachment-for-recovery rules becomes absolute, the Proper Officer must grant a Sale Certificate specifying the property sold, naming the purchaser at the time of sale, and stating the date on which the sale became absolute.
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