(1) Before the insolvency administrator sells to a third party an object with regard to which he or she is entitled to realisation under section 166, the insolvency administrator is to notify how such envisaged sale is to be carried out to the creditor with a right to separate satisfaction. The insolvency administrator is to give the creditor the opportunity of pointing out within one week another means of selling the object which would be more beneficial to the creditor.
(2) If such notification is given within one week or in good time before the sale, the administrator is to take advantage of such opportunity or recompense the creditor as if he or she had taken advantage of it.
(3) Such other opportunity of realisation may also consist in the object’s devolution to the creditor. An opportunity to sell is also deemed more beneficial if savings are made on expenses.