Sales catalogue: Brady & Sons (2ND COPY)

Date:
05 September 1906
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/24/59
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Brady & Sons (2ND COPY). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONDITIONS OF SALE, —:0:—— 1.—The highest bidder to be the purchaser; but should any dispute arise between two or more bidders regarding the biddings, the lot in dispute shall immediately be put up again for competition, and the Auctioneer shall have the right of rejecting any bidding, or of regulating its amount, and of withdrawing, consolidating, or dividing any lots. 2.—All lots shall, immediately on the fall of the hammer, be at the sole risk and expense of their respective purchasers, who shall, when required, give in their names and places of business or abode, and pay down in cash a deposit of 25 per cent., or such further sum as the Auctioneer may demand. 3.—The Buyers must remove their several lots at their own expense, but prior to such removal the whole amount of thejr purchase money must be paid to the Auctioneers or the person they appoint to receive the same, and the deposit previously paid by any purchaser, shall be applicable to all or any of his or her lots. 4.—With every desire to describe each lot correctly, the Auctioneers will not hold themselves responsible for any faults or errors of description, and making no warranty whatever, nor for any loss occasioned by accident or otherwise, nor for any mis-statement—purchasers having the right to examine the lots previous to the sale and satisfy themselves as to their condition. 5.—If any purchaser neglect or refuse to comply with the above con- ditions, or any of them, his or her deposit money shall be forfeited, and the lots uncleared shall be re-sold without further notice, by public auction, ¢ private contract, at the discretion of the Auctioneers; and any loss occasioned by such second sale, together with all expenses attendant’ there- on and arising under these conditions, shall be paid by such defaulter, and be recoverable as and for liquidated damages. This condition, however, is without prejudice to the right of the Auctioneers to enforce the contract made at this sale if they think fit, and the entry of the transaction in the sale book, verified by the Auctioneers, shall be deemed sufficient evidence of such contract and binding alike upon exposer and purchaser
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