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Winterthur city police are auctioning an ownerless Fiat Ducatoⓘ 290/14 motorhome (1990) under Art. 721 para. 2 ZGB. The vehicle had been parked on a private lot for about a year; the owner died and the estate was declared bankrupt. The auction begins on July 23, 2026, via Ricardo.ch.
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Winterthur city police are auctioning an ownerless Fiat Ducato 290/14 motorhome (1990) under Art. 721 para. 2 ZGB. The vehicle had been parked on a pr...
Winterthur city police are auctioning an ownerless Fiat Ducato 290/14 motorhome (1990) under Art. 721 para. 2 ZGB. The vehicle had been parked on a private lot for about a year; the owner died and the estate was declared bankrupt. The auction begins on July 23, 2026, via Ricardo.ch.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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