At the auction

The properties will be offered for sale in lot order unless otherwise advised. Bids will be invited and, normally, the highest bidder over the reserve will secure the property. Colliers International reserves the right to regulate the bidding and to refuse any bid at our sole discretion. We also reserve the right to reoffer a property at our sole discretion.

Bidding

The onus is upon the bidder to ensure that the auctioneer is aware of his/her bid. The auctioneer is under no obligation to accept a bid and need not explain why a bid has been refused. If there is a dispute over the bidding the Auctioneer is entitled to resolve it and their decision is final.

What to do at the auction?

• Register as a bidder
• Buyers will be required to furnish proof of identity; we suggest your Identity Document, a driver’s licence or a passport.
• If you have any questions or are unsure about anything please liaise with our auctions representatives before the auction commences.
• To bid lift your hand or buyer's card in the air
• Ensure that the auctioneer acknowledges your bid, if necessary call out your bid
• If the bid exceeds your limit decline by saying no or by shaking your head
• Obtain a copy of the Conditions of Sale and the bidders pack
• Ensure that you inspect all documents
• If your bid is successful you have to settle the outstanding sum