Public Auction of Unclaimed Vehicles in Three Lots by District and Sessions Court Sukkur

District and Sessions Court, Sukkur, invites participation in an open auction of unclaimed vehicles located within the District and Sessions Court Complex. The vehicles will be sold on an as-is, where-is basis in three complete lots. Bids for individual vehicles within a lot will not be accepted.

Lot 1 comprises four trucks: Hino RPT-1676, Bedford C-3057, Bedford C-1043 and Bedford CIA-189, one vehicle each. The minimum starting price for this lot is Rs. 3,100,000. Lot 2 comprises five vehicles: cars numbered 6821, L-6548, RIP-3350 and RIE-909, and a two-door Land Cruiser numbered 3872, one each. The minimum starting price is Rs. 1,250,000. Lot 3 comprises one yellow-cab taxi PL-9618, one white Hiace without a number plate, one mini jeep without a number plate, the rear portion only of oil tanker C-1773, and one four-stroke CNG rickshaw. The minimum starting price is Rs. 1,450,000.

The auction will take place on 7 November 2026 at 11:30 a.m. in the Library/Conference Hall, District and Sessions Court Complex, near District Prison, Shalimar Road, Sukkur. Each increase in a bid must be at least Rs. 20,000. Interested bidders may inspect the vehicles before the auction during office hours, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Participants will be considered satisfied with the vehicles' condition, quantity and location, and subsequent claims or objections on these matters will not be accepted.

Participants must submit refundable bid security of Rs. 200,000 through a pay order or demand draft in favour of the District and Sessions Judge, Sukkur, by 10:30 a.m. on 7 November 2026. Cash security will not be accepted. Late participation requests require the undersigned's permission. Each participant must present an original CNIC and submit an attested photocopy. Participation requires the original CNIC, attested copy and prescribed security. Unsuccessful bidders' security will be returned after completion of the auction and approval by the competent authority.

Successful bidders must pay 25% of the accepted bid immediately through pay order or bank deposit. The balance, together with applicable government taxes and duties, must be paid within seven days of approval by the competent authority. Failure will result in forfeiture of the deposited amount and award to the next highest bidder.

Each auctioned vehicle must be cut into three pieces. Its number plate and the portion bearing the chassis number must be deposited with the court's Accountant. Vehicles may leave the premises only in these three pieces and must be removed within seven days after payment of the balance and applicable taxes and charges. Successful bidders bear all cutting, dismantling, labour, loading, transportation and removal costs and are responsible for damage to property, buildings or the site.

For information and inspection, contact Nasrullah Durrani, Reader, at 0310-3530043, or Shahnawaz Sheikh, Reader, at 0313-5261688. The court reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids subject to the rules.