Special conditions of sale for sale by auction where RICS Common Auction Conditions (4th edition) are used [Archived]

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Special conditions of sale for sale by auction where RICS Common Auction Conditions (4th edition) are used [Archived]

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Special conditions

Note: words in capitals and/or bold have special meanings that are defined in the Glossary. Words that are neither in square brackets nor in italics constitute the Special Conditions applicable to the relevant Lot. References to the General Conditions are for convenience only and are not intended to be comprehensive.

Lot Number [insert]

Name and address of Seller[[insert name of seller] of [insert address] OR Undisclosed—to be identified in the sales memorandum]
Name, address and reference of seller’s solicitors[insert name] of [insert address][insert reference]
Description of LotSee Condition G1.1[insert postal address]
Rights to be grantedSee Condition G1.1[None OR [Insert details]]
Rights to be reservedSee Condition G1.1[None OR [Insert details]]
ExclusionsSee
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Auction definition
What does Auction mean?

The method used by a central bank (eg Bank of England) to issue government bonds (gilts).

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