BEFORE BIDDING, PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Please note that no changes to your name can be made once you have registered. We therefore ask you to register directly under the name, company name or legal status (natural or legal person) under which you wish to bid.
Viewing of lots:
A viewing session is scheduled for Wednesday 30 September 2026 from 10.00 am to 10.30 am at the Vire Auction House.
The purpose of the viewing sessions is to enable all buyers to check the condition and contents of the lot. We strongly encourage you to attend. Please note that no claims regarding the condition or contents of a lot will be accepted after the sale.
Collection of lots:
Lots must be collected from the Vire Auction House no later than 15 days after the sale.
Details regarding the collection of lots will be provided in due course.
No collection will be possible after these dates.
Once these deadlines have passed, any lot not collected will be deemed abandoned, with no possibility of a refund or recourse.
Dismantling and collection:
Each buyer is responsible for their lot as soon as the bid is accepted.
Dismantling and collection must be carried out in a professional manner and with due regard for the premises: no damage must be caused to walls, floors, doors or any other structure. In the event of damage, the full cost of repairs shall be borne by the successful bidder concerned.
For equipment requiring disconnection (electricity, plumbing, etc.), the successful bidder must provide the necessary equipment: plug adaptors, plugs, suitable wrenches, etc. No water damage or electrical faults must be caused. In the event of any items being missing, the replacement costs shall be borne in full by the purchaser concerned.
Acquisition of intangible assets (IV licence):
Following payment, the purchaser will receive their receipt.
The licence documentation (deed of assignment in two originals, licence-related documents) will be sent by the firm to the purchaser by registered post within 48 hours (working days) of payment of the price. One signed original must be returned to the firm.
The deed of transfer is drawn up in two original copies; one is to be retained by the purchaser, and the second is to be returned to the firm, signed; the purchaser undertakes to do so.
See original version (French)
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