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Section 304 - Civil Law (Property) Act 2006 - Purported exercise of power of sale — Zoe

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304 Purported exercise of power of sale (1) If a sale is purportedly made under this part, the purchaser’s title must not be questioned on the ground that— (a) no circumstances had arisen to permit the sale; or (b) the notice required by section 303 had not been given. (2) If a person suffers loss because of an unauthorised sale under this part, the person may recover damages from the mortgagee.

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