Supreme Court Rules 1987

(1) This rule applies where the Court makes an order under rule 55.02 that land be sold.

(2) The Court may appoint a party or other person to have the conduct of the sale.

(3) The Court may permit the person having the conduct of the sale to sell the land in such manner as he thinks fit.

(4) The Court may direct a party to join in the sale and conveyance or transfer or in any other matter relating to the sale.

(5) The Court may give further directions for the purpose of the sale, including directions:

(a) fixing the manner of sale, whether by contract conditional on approval of the Court, private treaty, public auction or tender or otherwise;

(b) fixing a reserve or minimum price;

(c) requiring payment of the purchase money into court or to a trustee or other person;

(d) for settling the particulars and conditions of sale;

(e) for obtaining evidence of value; or

(f) fixing the remuneration to be allowed to an auctioneer, estate agent or other person.