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Execution — Sale in execution — Validity of sale — Appellant challenged the validity of a sale in execution on the grounds of improper notice and procedural irregularities. The sale was conducted by the sheriff, who followed the prescribed procedures but failed to provide adequate notice to the appellant. The legal issue centered on whether the lack of proper notice rendered the sale invalid. The court held that while proper notice is essential, the absence of prejudice to the appellant and adherence to the substantive requirements of the sale process rendered the sale valid.
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