ATTENDANCE AT THE AUCTION IS MANDATORY Buyer’s fees: Legal fees: In addition to the auction price, buyers shall pay the following fees and taxes per lot, on a non-degressive basis: 14.28% inclusive of VAT (11.90% fees + 20% VAT). Terms of payment: Payment must be made immediately in cash for the full price, including fees and taxes, failing which the item will be resold following a repeat auction. The successful bidder may pay by the following means: Cash up to €1,000 including fees and taxes for French nationals, and for French or foreign professionals. Up to €15,000 including fees and taxes for foreign nationals upon presentation of a valid passport. VISA or MASTERCARD credit card on site or directly via our website: https://etudedoutrebente.com/paiement-encheres-judiciaires Cheque made payable to SELARL DOMITILLE DOUTREBENTE & ASSOCIES (subject to the auctioneer’s approval). Bank transfer (bank details provided to the successful bidder) In the event of failure to pay within the specified time limit, interest shall be payable at the statutory rate as of right on the hammer price, without the need for formal notice, until full payment is made or the item is resold following a repeat auction. In the event of non-payment on the day of the sale, the costs of storage in the safe shall be borne entirely by the successful bidder. Late payment penalties: Late payment penalties will apply if the sums due are settled after the day following the sale. The rate will be equal to the interest rate applied by the European Central Bank to its most recent refinancing operation, plus 10 percentage points. Late payment penalties are payable without the need for a reminder. Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (AML-CTF): Pursuant to Article L. 561-2, 14° of the Monetary and Financial Code, the obligations relating to AML/CFT apply to SELARL DOMITILLE DOUTREBENTE & ASSOCIES for any transaction or series of linked transactions amounting to €10,000 or more. The successful bidder and/or their representative, where applicable, undertakes to provide, voluntarily and in good faith, all documents necessary to establish their identity. Depending on the circumstances, SELARL DOMITILLE DOUTREBENTE ET ASSOCIES may be subject to enhanced due diligence requirements, in which case the successful bidder and/or their representative undertakes to respond to any enquiries necessary to comply with legal obligations.

Delivery of purchased lots: Lots will only be released once the full price, fees and taxes have been paid. In the event of payment by uncertified cheque or bank transfer, delivery of the items will be deferred until the funds have been cleared. Lots awarded shall remain at the risk and expense of the successful bidders from the moment the bid is accepted, even if delivery has not yet taken place. SELARL DOMITILLE DOUTREBENTE & ASSOCIES shall not be held liable for handling or storage. SELARL DOMITILLE DOUTREBENTE & ASSOCIES shall not be liable for transport costs after the sale. Should it agree to arrange transport on an exceptional basis, it shall not be held liable for any loss, theft or accidents, the responsibility for which remains with the buyer. Collection of purchases: Lots must be collected immediately after the sale or by appointment before Friday 26 June 2026. Please make an appointment with the auction house for lots requiring dismantling and their collection. - by telephone: 01.55.07.99.09. - by email: [email protected] Lots not collected by the successful bidders shall be deemed abandoned and may no longer be claimed by the successful bidders. No refund will be made for lots not collected within the specified time limits. Warranties: Items are sold as is, without warranty. As the pre-sale viewing has allowed buyers to examine the items on offer, no claims will be accepted once the auction has been concluded. The description of the lot as appearing on the auction house’s website or on Interencheres, or as given in a verbal announcement, is merely the Auctioneer’s – Judicial Officer’s – expression of their perception of the lot and shall not constitute proof of any fact. Dimensions and weights are given for information only, as are details regarding any restoration or defects. The absence of any mention of restoration or defects does not guarantee that the item is free from them. Conversely, the mention of certain defects does not imply the absence of any other defects. The images on the firm’s website or on Interencheres are as accurate as possible but are not contractually binding; the proportions of the items may not be accurate and there may be differences in colour or tone. We remind buyers that judicial lots are sold without any warranty. Insurance: Upon the award of the lot, the item becomes the sole responsibility of the successful bidder. The buyer is responsible for insuring their purchases themselves. SELARL DOMITILLE DOUTREBENTE & ASSOCIES accepts no liability for any damage the purchased item may sustain, effective from the moment the bid is accepted. Re-auction: In the event of non-payment by the successful bidder, following a formal notice that has remained unheeded, the item may be put up for sale again by re-auction, without prejudice to any other legal remedies expressly reserved, in accordance with the procedures laid down by law. The defaulting bidder shall be liable to the seller or their creditors for the difference between their purchase price and the price of the resale following the re-auction, without being entitled to claim any surplus, if any. The successful bidder following the re-auction shall in all cases pay to those who incurred them the full amount of costs, fees and charges that were not settled by the defaulting bidder. Under no circumstances may the defaulting bidder recover, either from the new successful bidder or from the seller—to whom they shall be forfeited as damages—the costs of the continued sale, which shall accrue to the new successful bidder. In all cases, the defaulting successful bidder may be liable for damages. SELARL DOMITILLE DOUTREBENTE & ASSOCIES reserves the right to set off any amounts due against sums owed to the defaulting successful bidder. Right of pre-emption of the French State: The French State has a right of pre-emption over the works sold. This right is exercised immediately after the auction, with the State’s representative then expressing the State’s intention to take the place of the highest bidder and being required to confirm the right of pre-emption within 15 days. Five-year limitation period: Pursuant to Article L321-17 of the Commercial Code: "Civil liability claims arising from appraisals and voluntary or judicial sales of movable property at public auction are subject to a limitation period of five years from the date of the sale or the appraisal. Reference to this limitation period must be included in the advertisement provided for in Article L321-11".