THE CYPRUS GAZETTE

THE CYPRUS GAZETTE (EXTRAORDINARY), llth JUNE, 1918. 1796. NO mortgage given by a farmer to a merchant shall be good unless Mortgage.it discloses the source of the mortgage debt in such manner that the amountdue from the mortgagor to the mortgagee may be ascertained from the booksof the merchant, and the mortgage shall be held to be security for suchsum and no more as is proved from such books to be due.No apphcation for sale of mortgaged property under Law 13 of 1890,shaU be entertained unless the mortgagee by affidavit proves the accountshowing the amount claimed to be due or the mortgagor appears before theLand Registry Office and admits the claim.7. For the purpose of the next preceding section the Land Registry Office Proof ofmay require proof of the occupation or cafling of the mortgagor.8. Nothing in this act shall prevent the merchant from recovering the Claim onamount proved to be due by the evidence other than the account stated, the dderation.I)ond or mortgage or apply to debts incurred before this law came into force.9. The term farmer includes farmers, fruit growers, and graziers.Definition.10. The High Commissioner may, with the advice and assistance of the Rules.Ohief Justice, make rules for the carrying out of this law.SCHEDUIiE.Forms for statement of consideration in a bond.1. For £ received.2. For the amount of an account stated on the dayof3. For the price of kil6s of wheat dehvered on theof 194. For the price of an ox sold on the day ofAPPENDIX D.A BILL TO AMEND THE CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW OF 1885.19day1. Writs for sale of immovables may be issued at any time by the orderof a Judge of a District Court.2. The immovable property of a judgment debtor which may be soldin execution shall include only the property standing registered in his namein the books of the Land Registry Office; provided that when the propertyconsists in whole or in part of a house or houses there shall be left or providedfor the debtor such house accommodation as is necessary for himself and hisfamily, and Provided also that when the debtor is a farmer there shall beexempted from the sale so much land as is necessary for the support of himselfand his family, except in respect of debts incurred before this law comesinto force.3. No immovable property shall be sold in execution except with theconsent of the debtor or by order of a Judge of the District Court until oneyear has elapsed from the time when the judgment has been made a chargeon the land by registration.4 On the expiration of the year in the last section mentioned the judgmentcreditor may, on notice being given to the judgment debtor, apply to theLand Registry Office for sale of the property in execution of the amountremaining due on the judgment debt, and the Land Registry Office shallthereupon proceed with the sale unless the debtor disputes, the amount ofthe debt owing in which case the matter shall be referred to a Judge of theDistrict Court.19occupation.original con>Issue writagainst immovables.What may besold.No sale till on»year afterregistration.Procedure onexpiration ofyear.ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ