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CONDITIONS OF SALE
Purchased lots will become available only after full payment has been made. the sale will be conducted in euros. in addition to the hammer price, the buyer agrees to pay a buyer’s premium along with any applicable value added tax. the buyer’s premium is 22,91 % + VAt amounting to 27,51 % (all taxes included) for all bids. guArAntees nB : + ° * Auction by order of the court further to a prescription of the court, buyers fees 14,40% VtA included. lots on which the auction house or its partners have a financial interest lots in temporary importation and subject to a 5,5 % fee in addition to the regular buyer’s fees stated earlier.. # An appointment is required to see the piece are to be expected and must be considered. Appendices i and ii of the Convention on international trade in endangered species of Wild Fauna and Flora (Cites) have been transcribed in Annexes A and B in the european union (eu). the objects and specimens in this auction are of the species listed in Annexes i/A, ii/A and ii/B, as indicated in both the catalog and at the pre-auction exhibition, and predate 1947. they can be sold with references to the regulation’s derogatory case Council regulation (eC) 338/97 of 09 December 1996. these lots can move freely within the european union subject to proof of legal provenance, which is provided by the auction’s purchase slip and catalogue. species not listed in these Appendices and not protected by French environment law can move freely within the eu. it is important to note that the possession of the documents required by Cites for species listed in Annex i/ A, ii/ A, or ii/ B legally enables their trade and transport within the eu. it does not, however, authorize their introduction to countries outside this territory. in the latter instance, an export permit must be requested and obtained from the geographically relevant Cites Department. Be informed that the eu can refuse to grant export permission and cannot in any circumstance guarantee the issue of importBiDs The highest and final bidder will be the purchaser. Should the auctioneer recognise two simultaneous bids on one lot, the lot will be put up for sale again and all those present in the saleroom may participate in this second opportunity to bid. important : Bidding is typically conducted in the auction house. However, we may graciously accept telephone bids from potential buyers who have made the request. We bear no responsibility whatsoever in the case of uncompleted calls made too late and/or technical difficulties with the telephone. We also accept absentee bids submitted prior to the sale. We reserve the right to accept or deny any requests for telephone or absentee bidding. In carrying a bid, bidders assume their personal responsibility to pay the hammer price as well as all buyer’s fees and taxes chargeable to the buyer. Unless a written agreement established with Claude aGUTTES SaS, prerequisite to the sale, mentioning that the bidder acts as a representative of a third party approved by Claude aGUTTES SaS, the bidder is deemed to act in his or ~ this lot contains animal materials. import restrictions The SaS Claude aguttes is bound by the indications stated in the catalogue, modified only by announcements made at the time of the sale noted in the legal records thereof. attributions were made according to scientific and artistic knowledge at the time of the auction. an exhibition prior to the sale permits buyers to establish the conditions of the works offered for sale and no claims will be accepted after the hammer has fallen. Some difference may appear between the original work and its illustration, there will be no claims in such matter. The dimensions are given only as an indication. The condition of the works is not specified in the catalogue, buyers are required to study them personally. No requests will be accepted concerning restorations once the hammer has fallen. any condition report requested from SaS Claude aguttes and the expert before the sale is provided as an indication only. It shall by no me
