Struck Off definition
Examples of Struck Off in a sentence
The Buyer’s Premium for the Real Property will be amount equal to ten percent (10%) of the Hammer Price for each parcel of Real Property Struck Off at the Auction.
The Real Property is offered for sale in the State of Texas, and will be Knocked-Down or Struck Off in the State of Texas.
If any of the Property is not Struck Off at the Auction and Seller enters into an agreement to sell any of the Real Property within ninety (90) days after the Auction, Auctioneer will be entitled to receive an amount equal to Auctioneer’s full Commission and Buyer’s Premium.
If any Buyer breached such Buyer’s obligations under these Terms and Conditions or under a sale contract with the Seller of Property Struck Off at the Auction, such property may be resold and the breaching buyer will be responsible for any and all damages, including any deficiency or reduction in the Purchase Price, along with incidental damages.