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Sorry … you bought it “as is”
Auctioneers have been proclaiming this since the “beginning of time.” The buyer has an issue with a purchase, and the auctioneer says,...

Mike Brandly, Auctioneer
Sep 20, 20232 min read


Expressed, implied, and fitness
An auctioneer might express what something is, be in the business of representing such property, or suggest (imply) what something is. ...

Mike Brandly, Auctioneer
Aug 22, 20223 min read


Would auctioneers rather you didn’t read it?
Many say when it comes to contracting (contracts, terms, and conditions, and the like) that sellers and bidders have a “duty to read” the...

Mike Brandly, Auctioneer
Nov 15, 20212 min read


Auctioneers and when the circumstances indicate otherwise …
Disclaiming warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose can be tricky business. As we previously have held,...

Mike Brandly, Auctioneer
Sep 20, 20214 min read


Conspicuous auction disclaimers
Technically, the UCC § 2-316 says that certain disclaimers must be conspicuous and other disclaimers possibly do not. However, laws such...

Mike Brandly, Auctioneer
Sep 13, 20213 min read


Are you selling “AS IS” or “as is?”
Are you an auctioneer who’s selling property “AS IS” or “as is?” It likely makes a difference. Today, we discuss more on conspicuous...

Mike Brandly, Auctioneer
Sep 6, 20212 min read


As is — what it is and what it isn’t
There likely isn’t an auctioneer on earth who hasn’t uttered the words, “as is” regarding how bidders are buying property at auction. ...

Mike Brandly, Auctioneer
Sep 3, 20213 min read
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