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(1) When the sale of any immovable property is to be held, the proclamation for sale shall be issued in From 28 it the property to be auctioned is the holding on account of which the arrears are due and in Form 29 if it is some other property belonging to the defaulter. Proclamation for sale (2) The officer conducting the sale shall cause wide publicity of the proclamation of sale to be made and may, in addition to other processes provided for such publicity in para 33 of schedule III, get it published in any newspaper having circulation in the area. (3) The proclamation of the intended sale shall state the date, time and place of the sale and specify the following as clearly and accurately as possible— (i) the property to be sold: (ii) estimated value of the property; (iii) the amount for the recovery of which the sale ordered; and (iv) such facts which the authority considers material to note in the proceeding in order to charge full and fair value of the property including such other circumstances as a purchaser ought to know. (4) The proclamation mentioned in sub-rule (3) shall be served under sub-section (2) of section 66 on the defaulter as provided in paras 2 to 31 of schedule III (5) The authority issuing the proclamation may summon the defaulter and examine him with respect to any matter, which is to be included in the said proclamation. (6) The place of sale to be specified under sub-rule (3) shall be either the office of the circle or any place near the property to be sold. Inspection and copy of sale proclamation