A.D. 1883.
DISTRESS FOR RENT.
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16. The Bailiff shall not seize-- (1.) things in actual use, in the hands of a person at the time of seizure; or
(2.) tools and implements not in use, where there is other movable property in or upon the house or premises sufficient to cover the amount of the rent and costs; or
(3.) goods of a temporary guest at an inn; or
(4.) goods of a lodger at a furnished lodging-house; or
(5.) the debtor's necessary wearing apparel; or
(6.) goods in the custody of the law; or
(7.) goods delivered to a person exercising a public trade, to be carried, wrought, worked up, or managed in the way of his trade or employ.
375 Property not liable to seizure.
17. On seizing any property under section 15, the Bailiff shall make an inventory and appraisement of such property, and shall give a copy of such inventory and appraisement and notice in writing, according to the form in the Second Schedule to this Ordinance or to the like effect, to the debtor or to any other person on his behalf, in or upon the said house or premises.
Second Schedule: Form No. 4.
18. The Bailiff shall, as soon as may be, file in the Court copies of the said inventory, appraisement, and notice.
19.--(1.) Any Bailiff or officer appointed to execute a distress warrant may break open inner doors.
(2.) If he is denied admittance to any building as to which he has a warrant to distrain, after declaring his name and business, or if, after waiting a reasonable time, no person answers or is in the building, he may apply to the Court for authority to break open outer doors and windows, so far as may be necessary to enable him to execute the warrant.
(3.) The Court, on being satisfied, by the affidavit of the Bailiff or officer, that there are no reasonable means of executing the warrant without breaking open such outer doors or windows, may grant an order in writing, addressed to a Bailiff of the Court, authorizing him to break open, or have broken open, such doors and windows.
(4.) Before executing such order, however, the Bailiff shall inform any person or persons in or about the building that he has such order and that he is about to act on it, unless the doors or windows are opened.
20. The Bailiff may impound or otherwise secure the property seized in or on the house or premises chargeable with the rent or may remove the same.
forcible entry.
Impounding, etc., of property seized,
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[No. 1.
16. The Bailiff shall not seize-- (1.) things in actual use, in the hands of a person at the time of
seizure; or
(2.) tools and implements not in use, where there is other movable property in or upon the house or premises sufficient to cover the amount of the rent and costs; or
(3.) goods of a temporary guest at an inn; or
(4.) goods of a lodger at a furnished lodging-house; or
(5.) the debtor's necessary wearing apparel; or
(6.) goods in the custody of the law; or
(7.) goods delivered to a person exercising a public trade, to be carried, wrought, worked up, or managed in the way of his trade or employ.
375
Property not liable to seizure.
17. On seizing any property under section 15, the Bailiff shall make Making of
inventory on an inventory and appraisement of such property, and shall give a copy seizure. of such inventory and appraisement and notice in writing, according to the form in the Second Schedule to this Ordinance or to the like effect, Second to the debtor or to any other person on his behalf, in or upon the said house or premises.
Schedule: Form No. 4.
18. The Bailiff shall, as soon as may be, file in the Court copies of Filing of the said inventory, appraisement, and notice,
inventory,
etc.
19.--(1.) Any Bailiff or officer appointed to execute a distress warrant Entry and may break open inner doors.
(2.) If he is denied admittance to any building as to which he has a warrant to distrain, after declaring his name and business, or if, after waiting a reasonable time, no person answers or is in the building, he may apply to the Court for authority to break open outer doors and windows, so far as may
be
necessary to enable him to execute the warrant. (3.) The Court, on being satisfied, by the affidavit of the Bailiff or officer, that there are no reasonable means of executing the warrant without breaking open such outer doors or windows, may grant an order in writing, addressed to a Bailiff of the Court, authorizing him to break open, or have broken open, such doors and windows.
(4.) Before executing such order, however, the Bailiff shall inform any person or persons in or about the building that he has such order and that he is about to act on it, unless the doors or windows are opened.
20. The Bailiff may impound or otherwise secure the property seized in or on the house or premises chargeable with the rent or may remove the same.
forcible entry.
Impounding,
ete., of pro- perty seized,
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