How it works at Bay Auctions. All bidders must register online before bidding. You can register via our website. Online registration will require credit card details as security. (We do not view or use these details). The highest bidder for each lot shall be the purchaser at the fall of the hammer. The Auctioneer has the discretion to take or refuse a bid from anyone. In the case of a dispute, the Auctioneer may elect to put the item up for sale again. The Auctioneers' decision will be final. All lots are sold as-is. No claim for damage, misdescription, genuineness or authenticity will be entertained. No warranty is given or implied with any lot. We are open for viewing prior to the auction (by appointment only) so please be sure that you have examined the goods thoroughly before purchase. All lots become the responsibility of the purchaser immediately upon the fall of the hammer. Bay Auctions charges a buyers premium which is added to the hammer price so be sure to factor this into your calculations whilst bidding. The buyers premium may vary at each auction so please see the auction catalogue for the applicable %. All prices quoted include GST. All goods must be paid for and removed by the close of the next business day following the auction. Any uncollected goods (paid for or not) will be resold by either auction or private treaty. Any costs, charges, and expenses associated with the resale including any shortfall in price shall be the responsibility of the original purchaser. Bookings are essential for goods collection. If you are unsure about any aspect of our auction or need help bidding please ask our staff - we will be very happy to help you. Happy bidding!