The Tweed Foundation

THE TWEED FOUNDATION
Auction Conditions

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  • A U C T I O N   C O N D I T I O N S

 1. A rod may be shared by up to two people, but no more than this.

 2. Fishing is with fly only from 15th September. Before that, spinning  will be allowed.

 3. Fish may be kept, but not sold.

 4. In line with general fishing practice, no refunds  will be given if any day's fishing is lost due to inclement weather, unsuitable river conditions or any other event outwith our control.

 5. All bids must be made in whole Pounds Sterling and, if successful, payment should be made in Pounds Sterling also. The addition of  any pence will invalidate the bid.

 6. Successful bidders will pay the Tweed Foundation direct.

7. Payment must be received within 14 days of being notified of a successful offer. Payment will be by cheque made payable to The Tweed Foudation. If full payment has not been received within two weeks of notification, the sale may be rescinded without any notice being given to the buyer.

8. All successful bidders will be notified in writing within two weeks of the Auction and the bidder will be put in contact with the donor, and/or their appropriate agent or boatman, once payment has been received.

 9.. Boats and Boatmen are normally provided on a shared basis.  Lot 4 has 2 boatmen and Lot 5 has one boatman. The donor will act as one of the boatmen for the day on Lot 8.

10. Whilst the Auction has some Lots which are a beat’s full complement of rods for a day, it should be noted that on most beats there will be other rods fishing as well as those purchased in the Auction.

 11. Fishing may not be sub-let.

 12. All rods must abide by the Tweed Angling Code.

13. Lots are sold as shown.  No negotiations to alter a day bought in  the Auction can be entered into with either the Tweed Foundation or  the donor. Descriptions listed are purely to give an indication of the beats’ potential and are no guarantee of catches or performance.

14. The Tweed Foundation retains the right to refuse a bid, even if that bid is the highest offered for a Lot. Bidders attaching their own caveats to their offer will invalidate that offer.

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