Land Revenue Collection Act 1940 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 2 · Sale by Auction
6. Public notice of auction
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Collector
“Collector” means —(a)any officer of the Authority; or(b)any public officer or officer of any other public authority constituted under any written law for a public purpose,appointed by the Minister to be a Collector of Land Revenue, and includes any Deputy Collector of Land Revenue appointed before 1 June 2001;
Every notice of sale shall be published in the Gazette on a date not less than 4 weeks prior to the date of the sale.
The Collector may also, in his discretion, advertise in one or more newspapers any such sale, and any expenses incurred in so doing shall be included in the costs of the sale.