Public Auction Notice — Property Sale with Terms & Conditions

A public auction is announced for sale of immovable property under the stated terms and conditions. The notice sets out auction procedure, bidders’ eligibility, required earnest money/bid security, reserve price, inspection arrangements, and obligations of the successful bidder. Bids must be submitted in the prescribed manner; the auctioneer/issuing authority reserves the right to accept or reject any bid and to cancel the auction. Successful bidders will be responsible for payment of the purchase price within the stipulated period and for all applicable taxes, fees, and registration charges. Standard conditions include sale on an “as‑is, where‑is” basis, forfeiture of earnest money for failure to complete, and settlement of outstanding dues related to the property by the purchaser.

Interested parties should follow the instructions in the notice for submission of sealed bids, deposit of earnest money by bank draft/pay order, and inspection of the property prior to bidding. The detailed terms and timelines, including reserve price, bid submission address, and contact instructions, are provided in the published auction terms.