28-23-08. Postponements.
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/nd/title-28/chapter-28-23-sales-under-execution/28-23-08·A research copy — for the controlling text, always check the official state or federal source. Not legal advice.
When there are no bidders, or when the amount offered is grossly inadequate, or when from any cause the sale of any real or personal property upon execution or upon the foreclosure of a mortgage or other lien is prevented from taking place on the day fixed, the sheriff, or person making the same, may postpone the sale for not more than three days without being required to give any further notice thereof, but the sheriff or person may not make more than two such postponements, and such postponements must be publicly announced when and where the sale should have taken place.
Such sale may be postponed for a longer period than three days by continuing the publication of the original notice of sale together with notice of such postponement, specifying the time and place at which such postponed sale will be made.