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04 Adverts Sunday, April 07, 2019 Bhutan Development Bank Limited Auction Notice BHUTAN TODAY 04 ADVERTS SUNDAY, APRIL 07, 2019 BHUTAN DEVELOPMENT BANK LIMITED AUCTION NOTICE The following properties of BDB will be auctioned on27th April, 2019 at 9:30 AM in the Paro BDB Conference Hall, BDB Office Building, Paro on AS IS WHERE IS BASIS and the interested bidders are requested to physically inspect the properties prior to auction. Sl # Property(s) Details Location Contact No. 10 decimals of dry land with one storey house under thram no. 487 Head Office-17922043 (Tashi 1 Tsento, Paro & 1.63 acres of dry land under thram no. 318 Chophel) 0.77 decimals of land under thram no. 790 & 108 decimals of dry Head Office- 17516721 (Sonam 2 Dawakha, Paro land under thram no. 195 Gaza) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 3 39.2 decimals of dry land under thram no. 964 Tsento, Paro Chophel) Plot no. NAJ-2522 located below new Damchu-Haa Highway. Plot no. NAJ-2709 located just 0.60 decimals of land under plot no. NAJ-2522, 0.193 decimals of below Paro-Haa highway adjacent land under plot no. NAJ-2709, 0.69 decimals of land under plot 4 to Chimsa. Paro Branch-17732239 (Chogyal) no. NAJ-2651, & 0.15 decimals of land under plot no. NAJ-3285 respectively under thram no. 210 Plot no. NAJ-2651 located above Paro-Haa highway. Plot no. NAJ-3285 located just below Paro-Haa highway. Head Office- 17516721 (Sonam 5 2.20 acres of wet land & 1.25 acres of dry land under thram no. 110 Wangchang Gewog, Paro Gaza) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 6 1.20 acres of dry land & 4.12 acres of wet land under thram no. 67 Dotey, Paro Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 7 2.082 acres of dry land under thram no. 792 Tsento, Paro Chophel) 8 10.89 acres of dry land with orange orchard under thram no. 116 & 118 Gakiling, Haa Haa Branch- 17264669 Baljora Gewog, Phuntsholing Head Office- 17516721 (Sonam 9 3 acres of dry land under thram no. 929 (Extended area-Pasakha) Gaza) Head Office- 77228603 (Chencho 10 22,641 sq.ft under thram no. PGT-45 Extended Town, Pasakha Norbu) 60 decimals of dry land with double storey traditional house under Head Office-17438454 (Sangay 11 Metakha, Chapcha, Chukha thram no. 984 Zompa) Wangdue Branch- 17627700 12 2.52 acres of dry land under thram no. 170/432 Upper Gaselo, Wangdue (Jigme Choki) Punakha Branch-17264214 13 0.938 acres of wet land under thram no. 488 Gangkha, Khubji, Punakha (Ugyen) Punakha Branch-17264214 14 0.436 acres of wet land under thram no. 810 Lungkha, Dzomi Gewog, Punakha (Ugyen) Gelephu Branch- 17381961 (Tashi 15 60 decimals of orange orchard under thram no. 1202 Norbuling, Gelephu Dorji) Gelephu Branch- 17381961 (Tashi 16 4.33 acres of orange orchard under thram no. 400 Norbuling/Chepkhola, Gelephu Dorji) Gelephu Branch- 17381961 (Tashi 17 1.50 acres of wet land under thram no. 264 Barshong, Tsirang Dorji) Head Office- 17516721 (Sonam 18 1.47 acres of wet & 3.53 acres of dry land under thram no. 410 Goshing Gewog, Dagana Gaza) Head Office- 17516721 (Sonam 19 5.99 acres of dry land & 4.35 acres of wet land under thram no. 331 Upper Ghoshing, Dagana Gaza) 1.228 acres of wet land under plot no. SIP-3598, 0.945 acres of wet land under plot no. SIP-884, 2.353 acres of wet land under Head Office-17548650 (Pema 20 plot no. SIP-888, 1.561 acres of orange orchard under plot no. Sipsu, Tashicholing Gewog, Samtse Dorji) SIP-891, 2.580 acres of orange orchard under plot number SIP-892 registered under thram no. 342 BHUTAN TODAY SUNDAY, APRIL 07, 2019 ADVERTS 05 Lower Saureni, Darla Gewog, 21 2.50 acres of land under thram no. 899 Phuntsholing Branch-17264669 Phuntsholing Dungkhag Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 22 3.799 acres of dry land under thram No.519 Samcholing, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 23 3.644 acres land under thram No.54 Changray, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 24 Land and house under thram No.419 Samcholing, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 25 3.42 acres land with one Bhutanese house Langthel, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 26 5.848 acres land under thram No.176 Korphu, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 27 2.55 acres land under thram No.22 Korphu, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 28 4.28 acres land under thram No.732 Karzhong, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office- 17922043 (Tashi 29 1.78 acres of dry land under thram No.269 Samling, Drakteng, Trongsa Chophel) Head Office-17264669 (Sonam 30 8.55 acres of wet & dry land under thram no. 117 Nangkhor, Zhemgang Tobgay) 31 1.93 acres of land under thram no. 878 Digala, Bardo Gewog, Zhemgang Phuntsholing Branch-17264669 32 1.547 acres of land under thram no. 565 Tsakaling, Mongar Paro Branch- 17732239 (Chogyal) Mongar Branch-17264669 33 0.953 acres of dry land under plot no. THA-1553 Atola, Thangrang; Mongar 34 2.562 acres of dry land under plot no. THA-1451 & 86 Atola, Thangrang; Mongar Mongar Branch-17264669 Tshelshingzor, Norbugang; Pema 35 3.82 acres of land under thram no. 835 Phuntsholing Branch-17264669 Gatshel Bainangthang, Nanong; Pema 36 25 decimals of dry land Pema Gatshel Branch-17264669 Gatshel 2.314 acres of dry land under thram no. 836, plot no. NOR-3477, 37 3478, 3479, 3480, 3481, 3487 & 1.830 acres of orange orchard Norbugang, Pemagatshel Lhamoizingkha Branch-17324603 under same thram, plot no. NOR-3482, 3483, 3485, 3486 38 3.70 acres of dry land under thram no. 289 Ngathuen, Autsho; Lhuntse 17744812 39 63 decimals of wet land & 2.43 acres of dry land under thram no. 710 Tshenkhar; Lhuntse 77228603 3.317 acres of land under thram no. 449, plot no. ORO-989 & 0.10 Morong, Orong Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 40 acres of land under plot no. ORO-2443 Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 11.660 acres of dry land under thram no. 608, plot no. ORO-3031, Jangchubling, Orong Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 41 3032, 3033, 3034, 3035, 3036, 3039 Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 11.689 acres of dry land under thram no. 452, plot no. ORO-2125, Remung, Orong Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 42 2128, 2129, 2130, 2131, 2133, 2136, 2137 Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 8.62 acres of dry land under thram no. 601, plot no. ORO-2207, Remung, Orong Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 43 2208 Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 Bethparong, Wangphu Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 44 8.33 acres of land under thram no. 17, plot no. WGP-2158 Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 3.53 acres of dry land under thram no. 886, plot no. GOM-2672, Fremi, Gomdar Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 45 2744, 2745, 2796, & 1.9 acres of land under thram no. 741, plot no. Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 GOM-2731, 2765, 2992 4.56 acrs of land under thram no. 733, plot no. GOM-2722, 2748, Fremi, Gomdar Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 46 2814, 2925 Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 8.875 acres of dry land under thram no. 876, plot no. GOM-2622, Fremi, Gomdar Gewog, Samdrupjongkhar Branch- 47 2681, 26504, 26505 Samdrupjongkhar 17331896 48 6.37 acres of land under thram no. 302 Cheya, Udzorong, Trashigang Trashigang Branch-17889608 49 1.09 acres of land under thram no. 334 Cheya, Udzorong, Trashigang Trashigang Branch-17889608 Berdungma, Thrimshing Gewog, Womrong Branch-17934564 50 1 acre of dry land under thram no. 1353, plot no. THR-6666 Trashigang (Jigme Thinley) 0.575 acres of dry land under plot no. THR-4723, Thungkhar, Thrimshing Gewog, Womrong Branch-17934564 51 0.562 acres of dry land under plot no. THR-3040, 0.685 acres of dry Trashigang (Jigme Thinley) land under plot no. THR-3103, registered under thram no. 503 BHUTAN TODAY 06 ADVERTS SUNDAY, APRIL 07, 2019 10.21 decimals of dry land & 0.33 acres of wet land under thram 52 Cheya, Udzorong, Trashigang Trashigang Branch-17889608 no. 317 2.937 acres of land under thram no. 1024, plot no. UDZ-5365, 1183, 53 Udzorong, Trashigang Lhamoizingkha Branch-17324603 5340, 5349, 5364 54 0.946 acres of land under thram no. 979, plot no. SHO-4279 Shongphu, Changmay, Trashigang. Trashigang Branch-17889608 Terms and conditions: 1. All potential purchasers must register before 9:30 AM on the day of Auction. 2. A registration FEE ofNu.300 (Non refundable) with an earnest money of Nu.25,000.00 to be deposited in cash/cheque not later than 10:00 AM on the day of auction. 3. The purchaser shall be deemed to have physically inspected the property to their full satisfaction before making their bid(s). 4. The bank may at any time before the property (s) is sold withdraw the property from the sale. 5. For every successful bid, the purchaser is required to make payment of 25% of the bid amount by CASH/any financial institution CHEQUE immediately after the auction. The balance is to be paid on or before the expiry of ten working days from the date of auction. 6. The highest bidder shall be purchaser and he/she shall not be allowed to retract bid(s). If the highest bidder retracts his/her bid, the EMD shall be forfeited. 7. Earnest money of unsuccessful bidder shall be refunded. 8. The purchaser will not be entitled to possession of the property(s) purchased until the total purchase price have been fully paid and adjusted. In the event the purchaser fails to pay the full bid price for the property within the prescribed time, deposits/part payment made shall be forfeited. 9. Applicable renewable/ownership transfer charges/fess shall be borne by the successful bidder.
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