Article 350.2: Procedures for tendering the sale of non-real property

1. In the sale of non-real estate property from public bidding (implementment of fixed property from public bidding) pursuant to a court decision, the bailiff is executory. The claimant is required to give written notice of the date, time and months to the pledge holder, the pledgeor and the debtor of the underlying obligation not later than ten days prior to the date of the tender In the event of an off-court enforcement exercise, it is the duty of the pledgeor and the debtor to be notified. 2. In the sale of non-real property in public bidding on the basis of a court decision or in the case of an action for recovery, Your out-of-court tenderer declares them not valid in cases where: (1) less than two buyers were bided; (2) there is no margin against the original sale 3. The successful bidder did not pay the purchase price within the specified time; the tender must be declared to have failed not later than the day following the date on which it was held. 3. A pledge holder and bailee may participate in a tender conducted on the basis of a court decision or in an application for a licence. In the event that the pledge holder has won the tender, the purchase price to be paid shall be set off against the payment of the obligation secured by the pledge. 4. During the period of the period of time when the pledge is made by the pledgeee against the property in question, it shall be applied by the person in charge of the first post. Styles of days after the announcement of the tender by the unsatisfied pledge holder are entitled to purchase, by agreement with the pledgeor, non-real property and to set off against the purchase price If the agreement for the acquisition of the property by the pledge holder provided for in this paragraph applies to such an agreement, the contract of sale shall apply. The original sale price of the re-bidding, if any, is subject to re-bidding within one month of the first tender. In paragraph 2, subparagraphs 1 and 2, there is a reduction of 15 per cent in the amount of sales of non-real property on the basis of the bidding process. With respect to these assets out of court, the agreement of the parties may provide that, if the tender has been declared to have failed for the specified reasons, the rebid shall be conducted after the commencement of the tender. 5. When a failure to rebid is declared, the pledge holder is entitled to leave the deposit item with an assessment of the value of the deposit. 10 per cent below the initial sales price of rebids if the higher rating is not agreed by the parties. and within one month from the date of the announcement of the rebidding by the non-consensual party, send the pledgeor and the bidder or, if the action is taken, to the pledgeor, organize The plaintiff and the bailiff, the executing officer, had left a written statement of the retention of the property. Taking possession of the property by the pledge holder to whom the movable property has been transferred under the bond contract acquires the right of ownership of the pledge which he has left unless it is established by law. At the time when the right of ownership of the movable property of the type is created, the custodian who has left the property in his possession is entitled to request that the property be transferred to him if he or she is not in possession of the property in question. 6. If the pledge holder does not avail himself of the right to keep the deposit within one month of the date of the declaration of the re-bid by the defaults, the bond contract will terminate. 7. The provisions of this Code of Conduct for the award of tenders shall apply to the disposition of the encumbered property from the tender, unless otherwise specified in this article.