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Originally Posted by Wymers Auction
I can tell you from experience that "believed to not be authentic" is not a normal disclaimer as I have never experienced this on any auction contract. That is a crooked way to do business pure and simple. Let me ask another question if you believe they sell fake autos then why would they not also sell fake pottery, art, marbles, and anything else? They are all of the sudden crooked only when selling autos and baseball cards?
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In reality, I don't believe any disclaimer can be defined as normal.
A disclaimer is a statement and has one purpose.
A refusal to accept responsibility of legal liability .
I would be very interested in looking at one of there
Consignor Contracts. All reliable, or respectable Auction Contracts should include the following listed in the contract.
I certify that I am the legal owner of any goods, merchandise and/or property consigned & have good title & the right to sell them. I guarantee that I have not misrepresented any item(s) consigned or commissioned including items listed above. I agree to return any & all money(s) received for items I have misrepresented, even if unknowingly, IMMEDIATELY, if requested to do so. I understand that I will be held legally responsible if I misrepresent item(s) consigned, even unknowingly.