74. It shall be lawful for the Court or Judge, either before or after final judgment, on the application of any party and either with or without notice to any other party, by its order to appoint the marshal of the Court or any other person or persons to appraise any property under the arrest of the Court, or to sell any such property either with or without appraisement, or to remove or inspect and report on any such property or to discharge any cargo under arrest on board ship.
75. Every order appointing any person to appraise or to remove or to discharge any such property, shall direct the person or persons appointed immediately after the carrying out of the said order forthwith to furnish to the Registrar a statement in writing, signed by such person or persons, showing the value of the property appraised or what has been done under such order, and, in the case of any order to inspect and report, the condition of the property inspected, and showing also the amount of the fees, costs, charges, and expenses payable to or incurred by such person or persons in carrying out the order of the Court.
Every such statement so furnished shall be filed.
76. Every order appointing any person or persons to sell any such property, either with or without appraisement, shall direct the person or persons so appointed immediately upon the completion of the sale to pay into Court the gross proceeds of the sale and to furnish to the Registrar a statement signed by such person or persons showing the amount of the moneys so paid into Court and the amount of the fees, costs, charges, or expenses payable to or incurred by such person or persons in carrying out the order of the Court; and such statement shall be accompanied by any vouchers necessary to show the amount of the moneys expended by such person or persons.
77. Where the sale of any property under the arrest of the Court is directed to be carried out by the marshal, the Court may, if it thinks fit, direct that the marshal be at liberty, before paying the moneys realized by the sale into Court, to deduct therefrom and retain the amount of all fees, costs, charges, and expenses payable or incurred in and about the carrying out of such sale.