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Auction and Auctioneer in New Jersey

New Jersey Statutes Annotated Title 45. Professions and Occupations (Refs & Annos) Subtitle 2. Occupations Subject to Other Regulation Chapter 17. Auctions and Auctioneers (Refs & Annos) 45:17-1. Auctioneers to keep book...

An Auctioneer who Sells in Good Faith a Personal Property Subject to a Perfected Security Interest is Liable for Conversion if he sells the Property Without the Secured Party's Authorization

The Superior Court of New Jersey in Heritage Bank, N.A. v. Vilsmeier Auction Co., 218 N.J. Super. 440, 441 (Law Div. 1986) held that an auctioneer is liable for conversion if he sells personal property in which a third p...

In New Jersey, Municipalities can adopt ordinances to license and regulate auctioneers and their businesses

The Supreme Court of New Jersey in B. JESELSHON, INC. v. CITY OF ATL. CITY, 70 N.J. 238 (N.J. 1976) held that it was a reasonable exercise of police power for the municipality to adopt ordinances to regulate auction busi...

In a Foreclosure Auction Sale, a Sheriff May Place the Burden of Sheriff’s Fees on the Bidder; however, s/he Must Make That Fact Clear Both in his Advertising and in the Conditions of Sale

The Superior Court of New Jersey in Howard Sav. Bank v. Sutton, 246 N.J. Super. 482 (Ch.Div. 1990) held that, a sheriff involved in a foreclosure related auction sale may ask the bidder to pay the sheriff’s fee. But if s...

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New Jersey Auction Laws

Auction and Auctioneer in New Jersey

An Auctioneer who Sells in Good Faith a Personal Property Subject to a Perfected Security Interest is Liable for Conversion if he sells the Property Without the Secured Party's Authorization

In New Jersey, Municipalities can adopt ordinances to license and regulate auctioneers and their businesses

In a Foreclosure Auction Sale, a Sheriff May Place the Burden of Sheriff’s Fees on the Bidder; however, s/he Must Make That Fact Clear Both in his Advertising and in the Conditions of Sale

Local Units and Authorities in New Jersey may Receive Electronic Proposals for the Sale of Bonds by Electronic Auction

New Jersey Administrative Code on Local Finance Board

When Sale of Auction Lot Final New Jersey

New Jersey Auction Laws

Auction and Auctioneer in New Jersey

An Auctioneer who Sells in Good Faith a Personal Property Subject to a Perfected Security Interest is Liable for Conversion if he sells the Property Without the Secured Party&#39;s Authorization

In New Jersey, Municipalities can adopt ordinances to license and regulate auctioneers and their businesses

In a Foreclosure Auction Sale, a Sheriff May Place the Burden of Sheriff’s Fees on the Bidder; however, s/he Must Make That Fact Clear Both in his Advertising and in the Conditions of Sale

Local Units and Authorities in New Jersey may Receive Electronic Proposals for the Sale of Bonds by Electronic Auction

New Jersey Administrative Code on Local Finance Board

When Sale of Auction Lot Final New Jersey

An Auctioneer who Sells in Good Faith a Personal Property Subject to a Perfected Security Interest is Liable for Conversion if he sells the Property Without the Secured Party's Authorization