Absentee Bid definition
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Absentee Bid Forms are available in the back of every auction catalog and also may be obtained at any Profiles in History location.
These can be placed by attending the premises at which the On The Floor Auction is to be held and placing an Absentee Bid by completing a hard-copy absentee bid form and lodging it with us in accordance with any requirements set out in the On The Floor Auction Terms and Conditions.
Neither Auctioneer not Seller will have any liability to an Absentee Bidder for the failure to execute an Absentee Bid.
The execution of an Absentee Bid will typically be commenced at a percentage of the maximum amount of the Absentee Bid as determined by Auctioneer in Auctioneer's sole and absolute discretion, and will be advanced competitively until the Fall of the Hammer or until maximum amount of the Absentee Bid is reached, whichever occurs first.
Each Absentee Bidder acknowledges and agrees that Property may be sold to another Bidder for the maximum amount of the Absentee Bid based on a bidding sequence that causes another Bidder to reach the such amount first.
By participating in the Auction, whether at the auction site, online, telephonically, or through any other means (including Absentee Bid), each Participant agrees to be bound by, and to abide by, these Bidder Terms and Conditions.
An Absentee Bidder may authorize Auctioneer to advance the bid by one or more bidding increments after the maximum amount of the Absentee Bid is, or would be, reached.
Auctioneer will make all reasonable efforts to execute Absentee Bids, but active bidding by Bidders in attendance at the Auction may render the execution of an Absentee Bid impracticable.
If the execution of an Absentee Bid at its maximum amount would require Auctioneer to accept a bid that is less than a full bidding increment, Auctioneer has the sole and absolute discretion to accept or reject such bid.
In that instance, the driver may submit an Absentee Bid Form with his/her choices in order of preference to the Designated Association Representative.