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TERMS OF SALE

The Auction House SVV LASSERON & ASSOCIES

is a voluntary sales company governed by the law

of 20 July 2011. The Auction House acts as agent for

the seller who enters into a sale contract with the

purchaser.

The auction sales organised by the Auction House

SVV LASSERON &ASSOCIES are hereby subject to

the following conditions of sale:

GOODS PUT UP FOR SALE

Potential purchasers are invited to examine the goods

that might be of interest to themduring the exhibitions

which are organised by the Auction House SVV

LASSERON &ASSOCIES before the auctions.

Condition reports may be requested from the

Auction House by letter, telephone or electronic mail.

They will be sent free of charge but are to be used for

information only.The reports will include the artistic

and scientific information known to the Auction

House at the date of the sale and the latter will not

accept any responsibility for errors or omissions. The

descriptions to be found in the catalogue are drawn

up by the Auction House and where applicable by

the expert who assists the former, subject to notices

and corrections given when the lot is presented

and included in the bill of sale. Sizes, weights and

estimates are given for information purposes only.

The coIours of the works included in the catalogue

may vary due to printing techniques.

The lack of information on the condition of the

goods in the catalogue will by no means imply that

the lot is in a perfect state of preservation or free

from restoration, wear, cracks, relining or other

imperfection.

The goods are sold in the state they are found at the

time of sale.

As the prior exhibition has enabled potential

purchasers to examine the object, no claim will be

accepted once the hammer has gone down.

AUCTION SALES

The auction sales are carried out in the order of

the catalogue numbers. The bidders are invited to

make themselves known to the Auction House SVV

LASSERON & ASSOCIES before the sale to ensure

that their personal details are recorded beforehand.

Bidders are generally present in the room.

However, any bidder who would like to place an

absentee bid in writing or bid by telephone may use

the form, intended for this purpose, to be found at

the end of the sale catalogue or on the website www.

lasseron-associes.com

.

The form should be sent to the Auction House SVV

LASSERON & ASSOCIES together with a bank

identification slip [RIB in France] or bank details at

least before Sunday 5th November 2016 at 8.00 P.M

The Auction House SVV LASSERON & ASSOCIES

will deal with auction sales by telephone and absentee

bids free of charge. In all cases, the Auction House

cannot be held responsible for a problem with the

telephone link along with an error or omission in the

execution of the absentee bids received.

ln the event of two identical absentee bids, preference

will be given to the earliest absentee bid. The bidder

who is present in the room shall have priority over

an absentee bid should the two bids be of equivalent

amounts. The successful bidder will be deemed to be

the individual who has made the highest bid. In the

event of a double bid which is confirmed as such by

the auctioneer,the lot will be put up for sale again and

any or all persons present will have the right to take

part in the second sale by auction

PAYMENT

Payment must be paid immediately after the sale in

euros. In the event that the successful bidder has not

given their personal information before the sale, they

will be required to provide proof of identity and bank

details. ln addition to the hammer price, purchasers

will be required to pay the folIowingcosts and taxes

per lot and per block:

- from 1 to 20 000 € : 24 % before tax

(28,80 % inclusive of tax except for

books 25,32 % inclusive of tax)

- from 20 001 € to 600.000 € : 20% before tax (24 %

inclusive of tax except for books 21,10% inclusive of

tax)

- above 600.001 € : 12% before tax

(14,40 % inclusive of tax except for

books 12,66% inclusive of tax)

The successful bidder may pay using one of the

following methods:

- in cash within the limits of the legislation in force.

- by bank transfer.

- by cheque, with the presentation of

identity papers being compulsory.

Cheques drawn on a foreign bank will only be

accepted provided prior consent

is obtained from the Auction House

SVV LASSERON & ASSOCIES. Purchasers are

advised to provide a letter of credit from their bank

for an amount which is close to their intended

purchase figure.

- by bank card except American Express.

FAILURE TO PAY

ln the event of failure to pay the hammer price and

fees, formal notice will be sent to the purchaser by

registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. ln

the event of failure to pay at the end of the deadline of

one month after the sending of the formal notice, the

purchaser will be required to pay an additional fee of

10 % of the hammer price, with a minimum of 250

euros, to cover collection costs.

This clause being applied will not hinder the awarding

of damages and costs for the legal proceedings which

will be required, and does not exclude the article

being put up for sale again in a new auction which is

governed by article L 321 -14 of the Commercial Code.

Within the framework of this new auction, the

Auction House hereby has the right to claim the

payment of the difference between the initial

hammer price and the subsequent hammer price

obtained from this reiteration of auction, if this last

is lower, together with the costs incurred due to the

second Auction sale from the defaulting successful

bidder.

The Auction House SVV LASSERON & ASSOCIES

hereby reserves the right to offset against the

amounts owed to the defaulting successful bidder.

Furthermore, the Auction

House SVV LASSERON & ASSOCIES hereby

reserves the right to exclude any or all successful

bidder who has not complied with these conditions

of sale from its future auction sales.

The Auction House SVV LASSERON &ASSOCIES is

member of the Central Registry for auctioneers for the

prevention of outstanding invoices of the auctioneers

where a default in payment can be inscribed.

The debtor can access, modify or make an opposition

for a legitimate reason before the SYMEV at the

following address: 15 rue Freycinet 75016 Paris.

COLLECTION OF PURCHASES

No lot will be handed over to the purchasers before

all of the amounts owed are settled.

ln the event of payment with a non-certified cheque

or by bank transfer, delivery of the articles may be

differed until receipt of the amounts owed. As soon

as the auction sale is concluded, the articles will be

placed under the purchaser’s full responsibility.With

regard to the collection of lots which have not been

taken on the date of the sale,you are advised to contact

the Auction House SVV LASSERON & ASSOCIES

prior to collection on

+33 (0)1 49 95 06 84

An appointment can be made to collect small

paintings and objects of art at 46 rue de la Victoire

75009 Paris,fromMonday to Friday from 9.00

a.m.to

1.00 p.m. and from 2.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m.

Furniture and in general terms any bulky articles are

stored at DROUOT MAGANISAGE, 3 rue Rossini

75009 (Monday to Saturday 9.00 a.m to 10.00 a.m and

13.00 p.m to 18.00 p.m). Storage costs are to be paid

by the purchaser and will be invoiced directly by our

partners to the purchaser with the tariffs in force.

Transportof thelotsistobecarriedoutatthesuccessful

bidder’s expense and under their full responsibility.

The Auction House SVV LASSERON & ASSOCIES

has not shipping department. The successful bidder

can contact DROUOT TRANSPORT +33 (0)1 48 00

20 49 ou FRANCE EXPORT +33 (0)1 44 79 00

EXPORT

Tax refund

The VAT will be refunded to the buyers who are non-

European Union residents upon presentation to our

accountant of the export declaration (SAD) of the

good(s) purchased duly endorsed by the competent

customs authority,within 3 months after the sale.The

export declaration must mention the auction house

SVV LASSERON &ASSOCIES as the consignor and

the buyer as the consignee of the good(s).

The export of the works of art considered as“cultural

goods” must be authorized by the Ministry for the

Arts (see article L 111-2 of the Patrimony Code).

The export to a country within the European

Union requires a certificate of export issued by the

Ministry of the Arts with a delay up to 4 months.This

certificate could be asked by the Auction House on

behalf of the buyer after the sale.

The export to a country outside the European Union

requires a certificate of export as well as an export

licence and a customs declaration.

In this case, the buyer has to pass through a transit

company in order to ask for these export authorizations.

The Ministry of the Arts issues or refuses the

certificate of export within a maximum delay of 4

months and the licence export need two further

weeks to be obtained.

The documents required must be presented to the

customs officers.

The law punishes to penalties the person who

exports or tries to export a cultural good without the

authorizations required (see article L 114-1 of the

Patrimony Code).

The works of art are considered as cultural goods

according to their age (generally from 50 years)

and their value (price with taxes included) which

varies by categories (€ 150 000 or more for paintings,

€ 15 000 or more for prints…).

These thresholds are set by the decree

n° 93-124 of the 29th January 1993 and by the European

Regulation of the 18th December 2008 (n° 116/2009).

The Auction House is not responsible for the delay or

the refusal of the export certificate from the Ministry

for the Arts.

Governing law and jurisdiction

These conditions of sale are governed by French law.

Any or all dispute relating to the wording, validity

and performance will be settled by the court or

competent jurisdiction in Paris.

Hammer prices can be found on the internet site

www.lasseron-associes.com

or upon request at the

following telephone

number

+33 (0) 1 49 95 06 84