(1) The tender or sealed invoice submitted in accordance with Rule 35 shall be opened at the place and time mentioned in the same notice, and the relevant customs officer shall prepare a comparative statement of the bid amount or, in case the postage has been increased by open bidding, prepare the same.
(2) According to sub-rule (1) the acceptance score of the person who accepts the minimum value or more amount on the basis of comparative statement or installments shall be accepted. If there is more than one person who bids more than the minimum price, the bid of the highest bidder must be accepted.
(3) According to sub-rule (2), after acceptance of the acceptance number, the auctioneer shall be notified within seven days to pay the remaining amount and pick up the goods.
(4) If the remaining amount is not paid and the goods are not picked up within the time limit as per sub-rule (3), then his bond will be confiscated and the second, third or fourth buyer's receipt number may be accepted respectively. In this way, if the auction cannot be sold even after accepting the buyer's receipt, the deposit will have to be confiscated and re-auctioned.
(5) If there is a need to re-auction according to sub-rule (4), when publishing the notice of bid, sealed bid or bidding for the second time, the notice can be published by giving a deadline of seven days.
(6) Even after publishing the notice for the second time according to sub-rule (5), if no one comes to the auction at the minimum price, the committee according to rule 54 shall re-evaluate and maintain the revised minimum price and publish the notice according to rule 35 and increase the auction. If the auction cannot be increased even with the re-evaluated price, the customs officer can sell it directly at the Rohwar of the representative of the concerned district administration office and treasury and accounting controller office.
(7) In the case of goods that could not be auctioned even according to sub-rule (6), after taking the approval of the Director General, the cost of such goods should be deducted and destroyed as per rule 25.
(8) Vehicle or engine number exceeding ten years from the date of manufacture orWhen auctioning a vehicle whose chassis number or production year is not revealed or most of its parts have been removed or whose physical condition is poor and not suitable for maintenance and operation from the point of view of cost, make a letter stating that it cannot be used as a vehicle again at the expense of the auctioneer and auction the same in the notification letter. will fall.
(9) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this regulation, if the Nepal Rastra Bank purchases gold, silver, diamonds, jewels, precious minerals or jewelry and other items belonging to the Government of Nepal that have not been seized or released from the customs office, they shall be sent to that bank for filing. It should be sold according to prevailing price. If the Nepal Rastra Bank does not purchase or only partially purchased such items, after taking the approval of the department, it shall be auctioned in accordance with this regulation, if the value is up to one lakh rupees, if the value is up to one lakh rupees, and if the value is more than one lakh rupees, then through bidding.
(10) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this regulation, when auctioning goods that can only be sold with a license in accordance with the prevailing law, the sale shall be made only to a person who has such a license.
(11) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this regulation, if National Tadding Limited, Salt Tadding Corporation, Saha Bhandar Ltd., Tara Village Development Committee or a cooperative society wants to purchase the goods to be auctioned from the customs, it shall be negotiated not less than the minimum price fixed in accordance with this regulation. The customs officer can sell directly at minimum price or higher price.
(12) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this paragraph, the goods seized or confiscated in accordance with the Act or purchased in accordance with clause (b) of sub-section (15) of section 13 of the Act, perishable, perishable or become old and lose their value or their use-by date is more than three months. If there is less goods or goods or animals that cannot be kept safe due to lack of warehouse or space, the customs officer shall inform the office.He can auction such goods on the day or the next day after they are registered. According to this sub-rule, when auctioning the goods, the customs officer can accept the auction of the maximum price which is obtained in the auction increment.
(13) If there is a hindrance in conducting the auction of goods in accordance with this rule because there is no customs officer in any customs office, the Director General may make necessary arrangements in this regard.
(14) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this regulation, ten percent of the amount received from the auction or warehouse rent, whichever is less, shall be returned to the terminal management company when the items or goods kept in warehouses or places owned by the terminal management company are auctioned. Explanation: For the purposes of this paragraph, "Customs Officer" means the Head of a Gazetted Category Customs Office or his subordinate acting on his behalf in his absence.