40—Application of money arising from sale of cattle impounded
The price of any cattle, or the carcass of any cattle, sold under the
provisions of this Act shall be paid by the person purchasing the same to the
poundkeeper and shall be by him applied as follows:
(a)
firstly, in payment to the auctioneer at such sale, not being the poundkeeper,
of a commission of five per centum on the gross amount realised; and
(b)
secondly, in payment to himself of all lawful fees and charges; and
(c)
thirdly, in payment of the sum due to the person by whom the same were
impounded; and
(d)
lastly, he shall pay over the balance of the proceeds of such sale—
(i)
where the owner of the cattle is known, to such owner
upon the same being demanded; or
(ii)
where the owner is not known, to the persons and at the
times directed by section 13.