The Sheriff is a neutral and independent official of Court appointed by the Minister for Justice and Constitutional Development and performs a duty in the interests of justice to all parties.
One of the duties of the sheriff is to explain the content of processes, but cannot give legal advice.
A Sheriffs Auction is also known as a Judicial Auction which is a public auction. It implies that a Sheriff may only auction either moveable or immovable property, after a judgment was duly granted and a subsequent writ of execution was issued by an appropriate Court directing the Sheriff to act and attach accordingly, thereby endeavouring to liquidate the judgment amount due.
