On any day fixed for the pre-trial review of the proceedings or for the hearing of any application by the sheriff or other party for directions the court may order the sheriff –
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to postpone the sale of the goods seized;
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(b) |
to remain in possession of such goods until the hearing of the proceedings; or
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(c) |
to hand over possession of such goods to the district judge,
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and, where a direction is given under sub-paragraph (c), the district judge shall be allowed reasonable charges for keeping possession of the goods, not exceeding those which might be allowed to the sheriff, and, if the district judge is directed to sell the goods, such charges for the sale as would be allowed under an execution issued by the county court.
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