Indiana Sell at auction, Motion and Notice (Combined) is a legal document required for a court-ordered sale of a property or asset. It is typically a combination of the motion and notice for sale of a property, which is filed with the court. The motion outlines the reasons for the sale and the notice outlines the details of the sale. This document is used when a court orders the sale of property as part of a legal dispute or bankruptcy proceeding. It is also used when a creditor wishes to force the sale of property that is used to secure a debt. Different types of Indiana Sell at auction, Motion and Notice (Combined) include foreclosure notices, foreclosure sales, tax sale notices, and lien sale notices. Foreclosure notices are used to alert the public that a piece of property is being sold to satisfy a debt. Foreclosure sales occur when a lender takes possession of a property and puts it up for auction to the highest bidder. Tax sale notices are used to notify the public of a tax lien on a property and that the lien will be sold to the highest bidder. Lien sale notices are used to alert the public that property is being sold to satisfy a lien.