If there’s been one consistent message I’ve tried to deliver over the past 10 years or more — it’s that … Continue reading →
The short answer is, “yes.” Relatedly, this has been going on for as long as auctions have been used to … Continue reading →
If you have participated in a live or online auction, the auctioneer’s “chant” nor the online platform is generally placing … Continue reading →
In the case of Kline v. Fineberg, 481 So. 2d 108, 109 n.1 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 1985) the court … Continue reading →
The argument is, essentially, if an auctioneer is to maximize price for the seller, and a bid comes in “while … Continue reading →
We sold lots of real and personal property at live auctions for decades, until our first online (simulcast) auction was … Continue reading →
We recently wrote about auctioneers reserving unilaterally to decline any bid and any bidder — apparently, even a registered bidder … Continue reading →
More specifically, “Auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid from any bidder?” We would ask, does “bidder” mean “registered … Continue reading →
I freely admit that when auction platforms started to appear, I (and many others) decried their plans … to possibly … Continue reading →
Auctioneers often inquire if one can sell “as-is” (AS IS) without offering the bidders/buyers the opportunity to inspect the property … Continue reading →