Section 170(3) in Rules Under the Land and Revenue Regulation
(3)Publication of sale statement. - The tahsildar will post a carbon copy of the sale statement after striking out the estates (if any) which are not to be sold and not therefore to be advertised for sale, in a glazed frame prepared and kept for the purpose at the Subdivisional office. The officer posting the copy in the glazed frame will certify on it that he has done so on a date named, and sign and date the certificate.If the tahsil is not situated at the headquarters of the subdivision, he will post a copy of his tahsil where the revenue of the estates is paid and send a certificate of positing to the officer ordering the sale. He will at the same time forward a copy to be posted at headquarters and it will be the duty of the head quarters tahsildar to see that a copy is properly posted at head quarters. When any one of the estates advertised for sale is not situated within the jurisdiction of the thana at the headquarters of the subdivision, the person entrusted with the service of the sale notice will go to thanadar, hand over to him a carbon copy of the sale statement used as list of estates advertised for sale and get his certificate. The officer in charge of the thana, on receipt of the copy will paste it on his notice-board. A copy of the sale statement made by means of carbon paper for use as list of estates advertised for sale, must be posted at the Subdivisional officer, at the tahsil and at the thana, thirty days before the date of sale.If the tahsildar finds that he cannot readily determine the thana or the thana within the jurisdiction of which the estate is situated a copy of the sale statement used as list under section 72(2) of the Regulation will be published at whatever thana he deems most suitable for the purpose of publication.Vide Forms Nos. 37A and 37B.