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• Court Process 
• PART I Preliminary
  • 1 Short title
  • 2 Interpretation
• PART II Administration
  • 3 Establishment of Court Process Office
  • 4 Composition of the Court Process Office
  • 5 Functions of Marshals
  • 6 Oath of office
  • 7 Breach of duty etc.
  • 8 Special expenses
  • 9 Payment of fees in connection with Crown executions
  • 10 Chief Marshal’s fees
  • 11 Table of fees to be exhibited in Court Process Office
  • 12 Vacation of office of Marshal
  • 13 Process on Chief Marshal served by Registrar
  • 14 Liability for neglect, etc.
  • 15 Exemption from liability
• PART III Execution of Writs—General Provisions
  • 16 No execution to be levied. except on written order of creditor
  • 17 Marshals to exercise diligence
  • 18 No execution without affidavit as to amount due
  • 19 Affidavits to be preserved
  • 20 Application of moneys realised on execution
  • 21 Affidavits by persons absent from Barbados
  • 22 Endorsement of assignments on executions already in office of Chief Marshal
  • 23 Access to executions lodged in Court Process Office
  • 24 Refusal of access to executions by Chief Marshal
  • 25 Procedure in entering satisfaction of judgments
• PART IV Levy on Goods
  • 26 Property left with debtor until day of sale
  • 27 Levy on goods of a stranger
  • 28 Procedure in case of attachment of negotiable instruments
  • 29 Time within which and place where goods attached shall be sold
  • 30 Notices of sale and where published
  • 31 Prohibited days for sale
  • 32 Postponement of sale
  • 33 Irregularity in respect of sales
  • 34 Sale must be for cash
  • 35 Non-payment of purchase price within specified time
  • 36 Powers of Chief Marshal in relation to a re-sale
• PART V Levy on Lands
  • 37 Procedure in case of levy on lands
  • 38 Delivery of plans and title deeds to Chief Marshal
  • 39 Debtor to reveal encumbrances when delivering up title deeds
  • 40 Appraisement of lands
  • 41 Failure to agree on appraisement or failure of real estate agents to agree
  • 42 Amount of land that may be sold
  • 43 Procedure subsequent to appraisement, to complete sale of land
  • 44 Doubtful or incomplete title
  • 45 Claims not received and late claims
  • 46 Power to require establishment of claims
  • 47 Effect of claim where validity not established
  • 48 Procedure where there is valid claim
  • 49 Procedure to estabblish validity of claim
  • 50 Effect of signature of Chief Marshall on conveyance
  • 51 Purchaser to have possession upon payment of half of the purchase money
  • 52 Failure of bidder to pay deposit
  • 53 Failure of purchaser to make first payment or give judgment
  • 54 Procedure where there is objection to title
  • 55 Failure of purchaser to complete purchase
  • 56 Property not sold on first day and remaining unsold for one month
  • 57 Re-appraisement of lands
  • 58 Alternative form of conveyance
  • 59 Sale of undivided interest and severance of joint tenancy
  • 60 Immunity of purchaser from specific performance
  • 61 Assignment of Chief Marshal’s judgment in payment
  • 62 Land unsold for six months to be sold without reserve at public auction
  • 63 List of unsold properties
  • 64 Executions
  • 65 Exemption from Part V
• PART VI Letting and Rental of Land
  • 66 Application of rents of property levied on
  • 67 Chief Marshal to have for remedies of landlord
• PART VII Transitional Provisions
  • 68 Transfer of existing writs etc. to Court Process Office
• PART VIII Miscellaneous
  • 69 Offences and powers of arrest
  • 69A Personation of Marshals
  • 70 Adaptation of rules of court
  • 71 Repeal and saving