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LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT 1936 - SECT 32

32—Distress may be secured and sold on premises

        (1)         Any landlord or his agent may impound or otherwise secure goods distrained for rent, in such place, or on such part of the premises subject to the rent, as are most fit and convenient for impounding and securing them, and may sell and dispose of them upon the premises, or, where the goods cannot be advantageously disposed of upon the said premises, may remove them to some more convenient place for disposal.

        (2)         Any other person or persons may, after the expiration of the five days hereinbefore mentioned, come and go to and from the place or part of the said premises where the goods are impounded and secured in order to view or buy the goods, or remove them on account of the purchaser thereof.

        (3)         If any rescue or pound breach is made of any goods distrained, the person aggrieved thereby shall, in an action for the wrong sustained, recover damages and costs against the offender or offenders, or any or either of them, or against the immediate tenant or the owner of the goods distrained, if the goods afterwards have come to his use or possession.



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