Sullivan v. Max Spann
The case at the Supreme Court of New Jersey known as John C. Sullivan v. Max Spann Real Estate & …
The case at the Supreme Court of New Jersey known as John C. Sullivan v. Max Spann Real Estate & …
Auctioneers often ask if there is any “proof” absolute auctions produce the highest prices for sellers. While there isn’t a …
Our question today is: “Would an auctioneer accept a seller’s property for auction and sell it absolute if the seller …
Many auctioneers have told me that their favorite type of “with reserve” auction is a seller-confirmation auction — a right …
I know it happens, particularly in the online auction world, but the public (other bidders) detest the practice. You consign …
Appraisers often [rightly] use auction values as evidence of value. Yet, we wonder today if an auction with reserve (or …
There’s no better way to maximize price at auction than selling at absolute auction. What is an absolute auction? It …
I hear this on a somewhat regular basis … “Don’t hold absolute auctions so you can stay out of court.” …
There are dozens of academic research papers (and maybe not many more) concerning with reserve auctions versus without reserve (absolute) …
Our phone rings regularly from attorneys all over the world. A few days ago, this particular attorney asked the same …
I think I’ve seen almost every rule an auctioneer has for having (and/or not disclosing) the reserve price — including …
A rare 18th-century coin — a 1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar — expected to sell at auction for over 10 …
The question regarded personal property left at an auction house that didn’t sell because the final bids did not meet …
Absolute auctions attract far more attention than with reserve auctions. Thus, auctioneers understandably use the word “absolute” and the like …
Outside of Louisiana, all auctions are “with reserve” by default. That is, they are with reserve unless explicitly denoted as …
I saw a recent auction advertisement … selling “absolute to the highest bidder” and then later in the same advertisement …
An absolute auction is — by definition — “The genuine intent to transfer to the highest bidder regardless of price.” …
Most auctioneers have for years sold in certain increments. Those auctioneers’ “standard increments” have somewhat uniform (consistent) increases over any …
We’ve been asked what this sign means 100’s of times … and it could mean several things: The car sells? …
Absolute auctions [should] constitute the “genuine intent to transfer to the highest bidder regardless of price.” However, if there are …