AUCTION CATALOGUE

Bank Address: Barclays Bank Business Centre
99 Hatton Garden
London EC1N 8DN
International Swift Code: BARCGB22
8. Deposits:
Bankers Draft, Building Society cheque - which will be subject to verification.
Cheques – cheques not accompanied by a letter from your bank stating the amount to
which your cheque will be honoured will be subject to a special clearance surcharge of
£10.00.
WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT OR DEBIT CARDS
In accordance with The Auction Conditions of Sale the Auctioneer reserves the right to
request a deposit to be paid. Non UK buyers must lodge a £500 cash deposit with the
Auctioneer prior to registration. See Notice No. 17 on Motor Vehicles.
9. Buying Order: For the convenience of buyers who may wish to make purchases, but who do not wish
to attend the sale, the auctioneer will arrange to bid on their behalf. Please complete
the form at the rear of this catalogue. The Auctioneer shall not be liable for any
neglect, default or failure in executing bids. There is a minimum bid of £25.00 per lot
and viewing is strongly recommended.
10. Risk: The Bidder is on risk once the hammer falls and is strongly advised to effect insurance
at once.
Purchasers should note that all Henry Butcher lot display boxes are for display
purposes ONLY. They are not intended for transportation of contents.
11. Clearance: All lots to be cleared without fail by Friday 18 th June 2004. Any lots not cleared Friday
11 th June 2004 will be subject to progress chasing. Purchasers of retained lots will be
notified as and when lots become available. You should ensure that any haulier holds
sufficient insurance cover for ‘Public Liability and Goods in Transit.’ Copies of the
insurance cover should be made available to Henry Butcher Site Supervisor before
removal of goods from site.
Note certain Lots may be available for clearance during the auction at the discretion of
the Site Manager upon receipt of funds.
The premises will be open 9.00am to 4.30pm Monday to Thursday and 9.00am to
3.00pm Friday.
Health & Safety
Depending on the size of the removal programme, it may be that certain projects will
come under the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) assuming the role of the client under
Construction, Design, and Management Regulations 1994 (CDM). This will be where
walls, roofs, or major structural movement may take place. Any plant movement
involving more than a “Lift & Shift” situation needs to be referred to Henry Butcher
International Health & Safety Officer before a “Permit to Work” is issued.
Clearance of all Lots must be undertaken in accordance with current Health and Safety
at Work Regulations and, where necessary, Construction, Design, & Management
Regulations 1994 (CDM). You may have to provide a “Work Method Statement” and
“Risk Assessment” approved by a Henry Butcher Health and Safety Officer via the site
supervisor, prior to the removal of any Lots. Henry Butcher reserve the right to halt
clearance if they feel in their opinion, it is being carried out in an unsafe manner or
without an approved “Method statement” and “Risk assessment”, as stated.
Disconnection/ Oil / Liquid Removal
Electrical disconnections from the MAINS supply are the responsibility of the
purchaser, unless stated otherwise, and MUST be carried out by an Approved
Electrician.