Execution Sales.

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  2. North Carolina General Statutes
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Section
1-339.41

Definitions.

Section
1-339.42

Clerk's authority to fix procedural details.

Section
1-339.43

Days on which sale may be held.

Section
1-339.44

Place of sale.

Section
1-339.45

Presence of personal property at sale required.

Section
1-339.46

Sale as a whole or in parts.

Section
1-339.47

Sale to be made for cash.

Section
1-339.48

Life of execution.

Section
1-339.49

Penalty for selling contrary to law.

Section
1-339.50

Officer's return of no sale for want of bidders; penalty.

Section
1-339.51

Contents of notice of sale.

Section
1-339.52

Posting and publishing notice of sale of real property.

Section
1-339.53

Posting notice of sale of personal property.

Section
1-339.54

Notice to judgment debtor of sale of real property.

Section
1-339.55

Notification of Governor and Attorney General.

Section
1-339.56

Exception; perishable property.

Section
1-339.57

Satisfaction of judgment before sale completed.

Section
1-339.58

Postponement of sale.

Section
1-339.59

Procedure upon dissolution of order restraining or enjoining sale.

Section
1-339.60

Time of sale.

Section
1-339.61

Continuance of uncompleted sale.

Section
1-339.62

Delivery of personal property; bill of sale.

Section
1-339.63

Report of sale.

Section
1-339.64

Upset bid on real property; compliance bond.

Section
1-339.65

Separate upset bids when real property sold in parts; subsequent procedure.

Sections
1-339.66

Repealed by Session Laws 2001-271, s. 16.

Section
1-339.66A

Ordering resale of real property after upset bid.

Section
1-339.67

Confirmation of sale of real property.

Section
1-339.68

Deed for real property sold; property subject to liens; orders for possession.

Section
1-339.69

Failure of bidder to comply with bid; resale.

Section
1-339.70

Disposition of proceeds of sale.

Section
1-339.71

Special proceeding to determine ownership of surplus.