📝 Description
A debt claim is being sold in a second-type auction where insolvency administrator auctions are held. The starting price for the auction is 16235 EUR. The auction starts on 2026-01-07 10:24:52 and ends on 2026-01-27 10:24:59.
The asset is a debt claim for a debt of 32 470,00 Eur held by an individual A.B. This debt is legally confirmed via a settlement agreement made in a civil case. Note that according to the terms of this settlement agreement, the repayment deadline is set until 2032-12-01.
The seller of the debt claim is UAB "Nakiniai" (įmonės kodas 305016100). The property being sold is not subject to VAT.
Management is conducted through an insolvency administrator whose office is UAB "STASYS GRIGALIŪNAS", organizing the process. For more details, contact the listed contacts (email [email protected]).
The asset is a debt claim for a debt of 32 470,00 Eur held by an individual A.B. This debt is legally confirmed via a settlement agreement made in a civil case. Note that according to the terms of this settlement agreement, the repayment deadline is set until 2032-12-01.
The seller of the debt claim is UAB "Nakiniai" (įmonės kodas 305016100). The property being sold is not subject to VAT.
Management is conducted through an insolvency administrator whose office is UAB "STASYS GRIGALIŪNAS", organizing the process. For more details, contact the listed contacts (email [email protected]).
❓ Frequently asked questions
What is the starting debt claim price at the auction?
The starting price for the auction is 16235 EUR.
What is the size of the debt being sold?
A debt claim for a debt of 32 470,00 Eur is being sold.
When does the auction take place?
The auction starts on 2026-01-07 10:24:52 and ends on 2026-01-27 10:24:59.
When must the sold debt be repaid?
According to the settlement agreement terms, the repayment deadline is set until 2032-12-01.
Who administers this insolvency process?
The insolvency administrator is STASYS GRIGALIŪNAS.
Is this property a VAT object?
No, it is stated that the VAT object is No.