The Rastriya Swatantra Party is inviting proposals from property owners to buy a house and land within the Kathmandu Valley to establish its permanent central office.
The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) is looking to buy land and a building to run their central office inside the Kathmandu Valley. Following a decision made by the party central committee on Ashoj 17, 2083, they published an official notice on Ashoj 28 asking for interested house or land owners to send their proposals. People who want to sell their property have to submit their offers within 21 days from the date the notice was published.
Property Requirements and Standards
The party has set some specific rules for the property they want to buy. The house or land should be located near or connected to the Ring Road area in Kathmandu. The total area of the land must be at least three ropani. The building needs to have space for administrative tasks and big meetings, or there should be enough empty land to build such a structure. Additionally, there must be enough parking space for cars and motorcycles, and the property should be easily accessible from the main road. The road leading to the property has to be at least 20 feet wide and paved.
The legal status of the land and house must be very clear. It should not have any disputes, legal problems, and it must not be held as collateral by any bank or financial institution. The party wants to ensure there is no trouble with the ownership transfer.
Documents and Submission Process
To apply, owners need to provide a copy of their land ownership certificate, citizenship, survey map, and a document verifying the four boundaries of the land. They also need to show receipts for land taxes paid up to the current fiscal year. If the property belongs to an organization, the registration certificate and tax clearance documents are required. For those offering a building, the approved map from the municipality and the building completion certificate must be included. Applicants should also provide photos of the property and a form stating the price.
Interested sellers can write their price per aana, per ropani, or as a total lump sum amount. The price should be written in both numbers and words, and the proposal must be placed inside a sealed envelope. On the outside of the envelope, they must write ‘House and Land Purchase Proposal’ along with their name, address, and phone number. The proposal must be submitted to the RSP central office in Banasthali during office hours. After the deadline passes, the party will not accept any more proposals. The party will look at the location and inspect the property before making a final decision, and they keep the right to accept or reject any offer.
For more information, you can contact Shubha Shilpakar at 9820104055 during office hours or send an email to [email protected].
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