Labor Justice Auction guarantees discounts of up to 80%

In most cases, personal property cannot go up for auction for whatever reason. For this to happen, the owner of this good needs to have some debt that he cannot pay off. In this way, the Justice takes this possession so that the pendency in question is resolved. Such goods are usually passed on.

The Labor Court of São Paulo, for example, will hold an auction between the 18th and 20th of October with discounts that will reach 80%.

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Labor Court will hold auction with unmissable discounts

Between the 18th and 20th of October, the Labor Court (TRT – 2nd Region of the State of São Paulo) will carry out, from 10 am, an auction with different goods that will be under high discounts and in installments conditions.

The event will take place virtually, that is, online through of this platform

. Among these assets in question are real estate, apartments, land, commercial properties and equipment. All located in Capital Paulista, Greater São Paulo, Litoral Paulista and in the interior of the state. Bids can already be submitted by those who are interested. The event is open to individuals and companies.

For to participate

For the e-trust portal, interested parties need to register to start bidding, if they have not yet registered. In this registration, some documents are requested that need to be attached. With this, your profile will be validated. The service team will enable physical or legal contact through the Term of Adhesion. This term requires a digital signature (ICPBR) and proof by email or by notarization. Therefore, it must be sent by Sedex and must arrive at the official auctioneer's office up to 48 hours before the auction starts.

How the auction takes place

Buyers who purchase any of these goods can pay in cash or in installments.

If the winner chooses to pay in cash, he must pay 20% of the total amount of the auction as a down payment. The rest of the amount must be paid on the first business day after the date of the event. In addition, the buyer pays a 5% commission to the auctioneer on top of the auction price.

If the buyer chooses to pay in installments, he can divide it into up to 30 installments. As a down payment, 25% of the bid amount must be paid plus the auctioneer's 5% commission. The other 75% is divided into up to 30 monthly installments. These installments are monetarily restated by the Extended Special National Consumer Price Index (IPCA-E).

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