Rule 7 Motions to Confirm Sales

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a sheriff or receiver sells property as part of a court case, the court can't approve or finalize that sale right away. The court has to wait at least three days after the sale happens before it can confirm it.

This waiting period gives people a chance to raise any problems or objections about how the sale was conducted before it becomes final. Once the three days pass, the court can then review the sale and decide whether to confirm it.