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6ondrtir€n9-or' Sale/ lamatron of Sale Ro^r'EO * Il€clor Rov6nua, NEGER|,.5 SABAH PE N APR 2021 t,, Date "," ''+ LANO ORDINANCE CAP. 68 LAND ENQUIRY No. 74 OF 2020 BETWEEN mAt*#** tsLAMlc BERHAD (787435-M) CHARGEE AND WONG CHEE KANG (NR|C NO: 840707-08-5485) CHARGOR ,I CHEN FUI FUI (NRIC NO: 840419-06-5,t48) CHARGOR 2 PROCLAMATION OF SALE lN PURSUANT of an order of sale by the Assisrant collector of Land Revenue PENAMPANG (ACLR) at the instance of Chargee made on the 12rh day of MARCH 2021, NorlcE ls HEREBY GIVEN that the under-mentioned property wifl be sold oy public auction on wednesday. the day 20th May 2021 at 9.30 a.m. at the office of the Assistant Collector of Land Revenue, penampang, Sabah DESCRIPTION OF THE LANO REFERRED TO:- Title No Country Lease No 21 5423037 Area 1115 square metres The property A three-storey corner terraced shop-office Term 99 years (expiring on lhe 31t12t2O981 Localily Lot No. 27, Block C. Lorong Millenium Centre, Mi enium Centre. Jalan Lintas, Kepayan,88200 Kota Kinabalu. Reserved Price RM2,300,000.00 (Ringgit Malaysia Two Miltion And fhrce Hundred Thousand Only) 1t2 2 All interested bidders are required to register with the Auctioneer appointed by the Assistant Collector of Land Revenue Penampang and shall submit the following:- 1. An amount equivalent to 25% of the Reserved Price 2 Board of Drrectors' Resolution and Written Authorisation where the bidder is a company bidding through an authorized person, 3. Written authorisation where the bidder is acting as a proxy A deposit of 25% of the Reserved Price to be paid by CASHIER'S ORDER or by BANK DRAFT to MESSRS. BACHI, BANTOI & CO., agent for Assistant Collector Land Revenue Penampang immediately after the fall of the hammer and the balance of the purchase price shall be paid within ninety (90) days from the date of auction. Failure to pay the balance as stipulated above will result in FORFEITURE of the deposit. The auction and all bidders shall be subject to the Conditions of Sale, details of which may be obtained from:- 1. Messrs. Bachi, Bantoi & Co., Advocates & Solicitors, 2nd Floor, Lot 53, Block H, Donggongon Square, 88300 PENAMPANG. Tel. :088-733787 Fax :088-731364 Cellphone: 0168324988 2. Messrs. Mega Auction House, Lot 28-1, Level 2, Central Shopping Plaza, Jalan Bandaran, 88200 KOTA KINABALU. Tel. : 01 785'1 1B3B 3. Assistant Collector of Land Revenue. District Land Office, PENAIMPANG. Tel. : 088-72093'l Fax :088-726255 THIS Proclamation of Sa/e is PREPARED AND A,PPROVED by the ASSTSIATVI COLLECTOR OF LAND REVENUE, PENAMPANG..

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