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Auctioneers:

George Hyder

Martin Squire

 

C & G Auctions

Terms and Conditions

CONDITIONS OF SALE

  1. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser, except where that bid is lower than the reserve price.

  2. The vendor shall have the right to bid either by the Auctioneer or by the Vendor's agent for any lot offered and will negotiate with the highest bidder where it is considered appropriate.

  3. The Auctioneer may without giving reason therefore, refuse to accept the bid of any person or persons and may decline the offer for any lot or withdraw any lot or lots from sale.

  4. If any dispute arises between two or more bidders the lot or lots shall be put up again and resold.

  5. A bid by any person will be deemed sole proof that the person has made himself acquainted with these terms and conditions of sale. All lots are available for inspection prior to the Auction. The buyer is deemed to have inspected the goods carefully before. auction and shall not be entitled to reject the lot or claim compensation on the basis that the goods were incorrectly described.

  6. All lot or lots will be paid for at the completion of the auction by either Cash, Visa, Mastercard, Bankcard, American Express or cheque by prior arrangement. 11% Buyers Premium applies to all lots.

  7. All goods to be removed from the place of auction on the day of the auction .

  8. No goods to be removed unless receipt of full payment is produced.

  9. The Auctioneer and Vendors accept no responsibility for the correct description of any item or items and are not responsible for any fault or defect in any statement made to its origin, date, age or condition of any lot. The information given is a guide only for the prospective purchasers. Intending purchasers must satisfy the bonafides of any lot, before making a bid on any lot.

  10. The Vendors will not be held responsible for any damage or loss that may take place to any lots after the fall of the hammer, they become the sole responsibility of the purchaser.

  11. Any person attempting to prevent another person from bidding by any promise that may influence the final price in the purchasers favour and then abstains by reason of such an attempt may be deemed guilty of an offence under the provisions of the Auction Sales Act 1958.

ALL INTENDING PURCHASERS MUST REGISTER PRIOR TO THE AUCTION AND OBTAIN A BIDDING NUMBER.