Auction Close definition

Auction Close means the last date and time for submitting bids.
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Examples of Auction Close in a sentence

  • Buyers must provide names of contact persons and telephone and cell phone numbers where they can be reached on the days following the Auction Close.

  • All Merchandise in the possession of Rapaport will be insured by Rapaport at no charge for up to 7 days after Auction Close.

  • Subject to Section A2, the amount of bids shall remain confidential to Rapaport, except that highest bids will be disclosed to Supplier after Auction Close.

  • Rapaport will notify successful Buyers via telephone or email and issue an invoice no later than three business days after Auction Close.

  • Buyers must take delivery of Merchandise purchased within 7 days of Auction Close, after which Buyer will be charged reasonable insurance and storage fees.

  • This deposit will be refunded to unsuccessful bidders within three business days after the Auction Close.

  • Rapaport will inform successful Buyers of their purchase no later than three business days after Auction Close.

  • Rapaport will notify successful Buyers via fax, telephone or email and issue an invoice no later than three business days after Auction Close.

  • Rapaport will inform the successful Buyers of their purchase no later than three business days after Auction Close.

  • Buyers must take delivery of merchandise purchased within 7 days of Auction Close.

Related to Auction Close

  • Loan Closing means the date on which an executed Loan Agreement between the Trust and a Borrower is delivered pursuant to this Bond Resolution.

  • Option Closing Date shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in Section 2.2(c).

  • Acquisition Closing Date means the date on which the Acquisition is consummated.

  • Option Closing means the closing of the purchase and sale of the Option Shares pursuant to Section 2.2.

  • Loan Closing Date means the date upon which the Loan is made to the Company.