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(1) After a distress has been made under of distres’ the foregoing provisions and at any time before the ofadate appointed for sale, the defaulter, the cultivator or the ownerof the property may tender or pay the amount specified in the written document under section 127 with subsequent interest and costs to the distrainer, or may furnish security to the satisfaction of the distrainer, whereupon the distrainer shall give a written acknowledgement of the tender, payment or fecurity and shall withdraw the distress forth- with, (2) At any time before the sale of the distrained: property, the defaulter or cultivator or owner of the property distrained pays to the officer specified in - section 128 the amount mentioned in the written document undersection 127 with subsequent interest and costs, such officer shall grant a receipt for the sameand shall withdraw the distress forthwith. Distrainer 137, When the property distrained may be stolen, fobesued lost, damaged or destroyed while in keeping with neglotae the distrainer, by reason of not having taken Property. reasonable precautions fur its preservation, the owner may sue the distrainer for damages before the Collector. Claims to 138, A third person claiming @ right or interest Boeery, in any of the moveable Property under distraint, may, before the date of sale, make an application to the Collector or the Officer empowered to hold the sale and the Collector shall thereupon hold or cause to be held an immediate enquiry and if he seeg sufficient cause for doing s0, may postpone the sale of such preperty. The Collector’ hall pass such order upon the claim as he shall deem fit, “ 95 Procedime