Payment must be made in cash. Payment must be made immediately after the sale by: Cash up to 1,000 euros, credit card, bank transfer, PAYZEN, 3DS. Please note: cheques will not be accepted. Under Articles L112-6 and D112-3 of the Monetary and Financial Code, it is prohibited to make a split payment, with part in cash, for any invoice where the balance exceeds €1,000. Any successful bid slip that remains unpaid or is subject to late payment may be recorded in the TEMIS database. JUDICIAL FEES: 14.28% incl. VAT + LIVE BUYER’S FEES: 1.5% excl. VAT FOR VOLUNTARY AND JUDICIAL LOTS

Any lots not collected by the specified collection dates will be deemed abandoned. ALL PURCHASERS MUST SUBMIT THEIR KBIS AND IDENTITY DOCUMENT TO THE AUCTION HOUSE. Auction: The live auction transcript is not legally binding; winning bids are confirmed by the auctioneer after the sale. Lots are sold as is, without any guarantee of functionality; no claims will be accepted after the sale. Each successful bidder is responsible for their lots once they have been awarded and must insure them. If lots are not collected by the mandatory deadline set prior to the sale, they will be deemed abandoned on the premises; no alternative collection date will be permitted. If the lots are not paid for within 72 hours, the judicial auctioneer reserves the right to put the lots back up for sale immediately. Help with using the website: https://help.interencheres.com/hc/fr Invoices are sent out during the course of the day following the auction. Personal data collected is processed and stored by the firm, which is the data controller, for the following purposes: booking appointments, internal management, customer relationship management, security and prevention of non-payment and fraud, debt recovery, combating money laundering and terrorist financing, and compliance with legal and regulatory obligations. Apart from where required by law, the firm does not disclose the personal data provided to third parties; this personal data is retained for 5 years following the closure of the case in question. You may exercise your rights of access, rectification, objection, erasure of data concerning you, restriction of processing, as well as your right to data portability, by writing to us by email or post.