Noun:

নিলামে সম্পত্তির ন্যূনতম বিক্রয়মূল্য,

upset price's Usage Examples:

40 ha) town lots, but only nine were sold for the upset price of £12 each.

Hummock Hill Island, which sold for £9 per square mile, £7 over the upset price.

They were one acre divisions, upset price £10.

Twenty three fetched the upset price, the remainder sold at a considerable advance, two.

land on the fringe of the city, in what is now called Jolimont, at the upset price of £20 an acre, Melbourne residents having agreed among themselves not.

in selecting the most valuable land, at a price less than either the upset price or price by auction anywhere in the district just outside Bury Township.

The upset price was "6 per acre.

The lands are put at an upset price, of which notice is given at the time of advertising the sale, and the.

would be able to have the lots they bid on at the Land Sale for half the upset price per acre so Catherine went to the sale along with the European settlers.

The articles of roup, in the Ellon Charter Chest, show that the upset price was £16,000 sterling, and in addition there is a stipulation that there.

Hackfeld and Company for "20,000, the auction's upset price.

This was an upset price, meaning that it was the minimum acceptable according to a true valuation.

Synonyms:

inexpensiveness; marginal cost; expensiveness; incremental cost; differential cost; monetary value; value; assessment; cost; average cost;

Antonyms:

inexpensiveness; expensiveness; nonpayment; income; obviate;