Section 22 Court may prescribe manner of sale.

The Court shall fix the time and place and manner of sale, and may authorise the sale of the estate, or such part of it, in whole or in lots, and either by public auction at such upset price or by private bargain at such price as the Court may direct, or partly by public auction and partly by private bargain, and if more advantageous to the parties, may direct the sale to be for feuduty instead of a price to be immediately paid, or partly for a feuduty and partly for a price.

When the estate is sold by public auction any creditor or person interested other than the applicant, may be the purchaser.