(1) If goods presented as evidence or in a court case can be returned to the owner, seven days' notice must be given to come to collect such goods. B (2) If the notice is not given as per sub-rule (1), if it is not taken back, such goods or goods whose owner has not been found or goods deemed to be confiscated by the final judgment of the court shall be auctioned by the Tehsildar with the permission of the District Judge.
(3) According to sub-rule (1), if the goods to be auctioned are machinery, tools or vehicles, such goods cannot be registered, registered, transferred or filed after the auction.
(4) If the concerned body sends a written statement that such goods cannot be registered, named, transferred or filed after understanding according to sub-rule (3), then the committee under sub-rule (5) shall take the judge's permission to auction the goods and keep the letter value (scrap value) of such goods and evaluate them again. It can be auctioned on the condition that it is not used as a former.
(5) In accordance with sub-rule (2) for the purpose of auctioning Dashi or other goods, there will be the following evaluation committee:-
(a) Srestedar of the concerned court - chairman (b) representative of the authorized level of the Treasury and Accounts Controller's office - member (c) representative of the authorized level designated by the district public prosecutor's office - member (d) specialist of the related subject designated by the district judge - member (e) tehsildar of the related court -Member-Secretary
(6) According to sub-rule (5), the committee may also invite other persons who have knowledge of related subjects to the committee as per the requirement.
(7) The committee under sub-rule (5) shall consider the following while fixing the price:-
(a) Price prevailing in the market,
(b) the value mentioned or reduced in the relevant case,
(c) current condition of the goods, utility, service life, depreciation, residual value, some (d) model, year of manufacture and model out-dated condition.
(8) CustomsAnd while maintaining the value of the unpaid goods, the amount should be deducted including the customs duty and tax according to the prevailing law.
(9) For auctioning the goods that have been evaluated by the committee as per sub-rule (5), the description of the goods, the minimum valuation amount, the place, time and date of the auction, the deposit of ten percent of the minimum price before the auction is held and the amount of the form deposit within fifteen days after opening. Given time, notices should be posted in the court, district administration office, district coordination committee, malport office, district police office and local level office as well as published in national level daily newspaper and auction.
(10) If the auction cannot be held without any application or after the notice published in accordance with sub-rule (9), the auction shall be held once again by publishing the notice in accordance with sub-rule (9) after giving a minimum of seven days.
(11) If the auction is not held even after two auctions are conducted according to this rule, if the goods are used for the court, the permission of the Supreme Court should be taken to register them in the name of the court, and in the case of other goods, the district administration office, Treasury and Accounts Controller's Office, Government The Tehsildar can directly sell the goods at the price determined by negotiation on the authority of the lawyer's office, district police office and local level representatives.
(12) The proceeds from the auction sale shall be deposited in the bond account as per the law.
(13) Vehicles auctioned or sold according to this rule or machinery goods to be registered must be sent in writing to the relevant agency for registration in the name of the auctioneer or buyer.
(14) According to this rule, if the auctioned or sold goods are found to be refundable when the case is final, only the proceeds from the auction or sale of such goods will be refunded.