Article 449.1. Public tendering

1. Public tendering means tendering conducted for the purpose of enforcing a court decision or executive documents by means of an executive proceeding or in other cases established by law. 2. The rules laid down in articles 448 and 449 of the present Code shall apply to public tendering, unless otherwise specified by this Code and procedural law. A tender shall be made by a person authorized by law or other legal act to dispose of property by means of an executive proceeding, as well as by a public authority or local authority. 3. The debtor, claimants and persons entitled to the property sold at the public tender shall be entitled to be present. A public tender shall be published in accordance with the procedure laid down in article 448 (2) of the present Code and shall also be placed on the website of the executing authority or in the event that: The public tender is organized by a public authority or local self-government body on the website of the authority concerned. 5. The public tender may not involve the debtor, the organizations entrusted with the evaluation and the administration of the property. I am the property of the debtor, and the employees of these organizations, government officials, local government bodies whose participation in the tender may have an impact on the terms and conditions 6. The record of the results of the public tender shall indicate all bidders and the price proposals they make. 7. In the event that the winner fails to pay the purchase price within the specified time limit, the contract with the winner shall be deemed to have not been concluded and the tender shall be deemed to have failed. The damage caused to him has been recompensed.