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Luxury cars, watches, haute couture dresses… Justice auctions prestigious seized goods

More than 180 lots put on sale by Agrasc and the DNID on November 10 at the National School of Magistracy

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On November 10, the National School of Magistrates in Bordeaux is hosting an auction of more than 180 lots of seized and confiscated property, organized by Agrasc and the DNID, in order to highlight the action of justice.

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Agrasc and the DNID are organizing a strategic partnership to auction property seized and confiscated as part of legal action.

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Gold and glitter to highlight the action of justice. This Tuesday, November 10, at the National School of Magistrates in Bordeaux, but also online, an “exceptional” auction will be held. More than 180 lots “carefully selected for their quality” will be put on sale during an event, the result of a strategic partnership between the Agency for the Management and Recovery of Seized and Confiscated Assets (Agrasc) and the National Directorate of State Interventions (DNID). In the catalog of this sale, there are indeed exceptional goods.

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  • What types of goods are among the 180 lots?
  • What is the estimated amount of expected revenue?
  • Is the sale open to the public or reserved for certain buyers?

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This article was originally published by Le Figaro Économie.

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