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JANÓW PODLASKI Auction & Summer Arabian Horse Sale August 12-13Th, 2018 49th JANÓW PODLASKI Auction & Summer Arabian Horse Sale August 12-13th, 2018 PRIDE of POLAND The CENTENARY of REGAINING INDEPENDENCE of the REPUBLIC of POLAND LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, n 2018 Poland celebrates its 100th anniversary of regaining independence. For this reason the cover of the catalogue for the “Pride of Poland – Janów IPodlaski Auction 2018” and “Summer Arabian Horse Sale 2018” is a reference to our national colours. The history of Polish Arabian horse breeding is closely linked to the turbulent history of our country. Repeatedly destroyed by the turmoil of war, always diligently rebuilt, each time surpassing the achievements of the previous era. Recent years have brought many successes to Polish breeding worldwide, which confirms that the Polish Arabian horse breeding program, based on a 250 year tradition of nurturing this breed on Polish lands, is in full bloom. Over the last seven decades the State Studs, under the care of the Polish State, have become a model of exemplary carried out breeding work. It was the horses from the State Studs that allowed private breeding to be restored in Poland and which today represents a world-class level. The Polish Arabian horse fulfils the dreams of its breeders: brave and beautiful, strong and ambitious. The mares exude magical femininity, maternal subtleness and exotic beauty. The power and success of the Polish breeding program has been built on the experience and knowledge passed on from generation to generation and which remains our cultural heritage. It is with great pleasure and joy that we welcome you to the 49th Arabian Horse Auction in Janów Podlaski. In the unique scenery of Janów Podlaski State Stud on Sunday August 12th and Monday August 13th we will present the most beautiful horses bred and born in Poland – 31 delightful mares and one proud stallion. For breeders and spectators it is a time of hard work, emotions and expectations. We hope that the beauty of the Arabian horse will deliver unforgettable experiences. We would like to wish all our Clients that Arabian horses bred in Poland bring their new owners plenty of successes and satisfaction. The Organizing Committee JANÓW PODLASKI AUCTION PRIDE OF POLAND 12th of August, 2018 SALE CONDITIONS GENERAL INFORMATION 3. The payment of the deposit allows to of a European Union VAT registration 1. The “Pride of Poland – Janów Podlaski participate in the bidding of each horse number and will confirm the in- Auction 2018” (hereinafter referred to from the main Auction list. By paying tra-community transport of the horse; as Auction) will be held on the grounds the deposit the Buyer accepts the con- b. will present export documents con- of Janów Podlaski Stud on the 12th of ditions of the Auction and commits to firming the export of the purchased August, 2018. comply with them. horse out of the territory of the Eu- 2. The Studs (Janów Podlaski Stud, 4. The paid deposit is treated as an inte- ropean Union, under the condition Michałów Stud, Białka Stud) act both gral part of the contract price of the that the export procedure of the as entities selling their own horses, as purchased horse. horse will begin on the territory of well as being the Organizers of the Auc- 5. If no purchase is made by the Buyer, Poland and will end within 2 months tion. then the deposit shall be returned to from the date of making full pay- the Buyer by bank transfer within 7 ment for the sold horse. PARTICIPATION IN THE BIDDING days from the date of the Auction. The 10. The sale contract for purchasing 1. Bidding in the auction is available on Organizer will deduct from the deposit a horse is concluded by the “fall of the equal terms without any restrictions to an amount of 100 EUR or 450 PLN for hammer”. The “fall of the hammer” by natural persons, legal persons or other the Buyer and 100 EUR or 450 PLN for the Auctioneer is tantamount to an entities possessing legal capacity. each person accompanying the Buyer. irrevocable concluding of the sale 2. In order to participate in the bidding contract. one must pay a deposit of 2000.00 EUR BIDDING AND THE SALE OF THE 11. The Auctioneer reserves the right to (say: two thousand Euro) or 8,500 PLN HORSES refrain from accepting any bid, as well (say: eight thousand five hundred Polish 6. The Auction will be held in the form of as to make any bidding null and void Zlotys) in the Auction office no later a public auction, which will begin on without giving a reason. than half an hour before the start of the the 12th of August, 2018 at 6:00 PM. 12. In case a dispute arises between two bidding or onto the bank account of 7. The bidding will be conducted in the or more bidders the horse in dispute Michałów Stud (designated to service usual way practiced at horse auctions. will be put up for bidding again start- the Auction) in such a way that the de- The bidding will be conducted in Euro. ing from the highest price from before posit shall be recorded on the bank The minimum bid increment is 500 EUR the dispute or the dispute will be set- account given below no later than on (say: five hundred Euro), however the tled in another way by the Auctioneer. the 11th of August, 2018. Auctioneer reserves the right to change 13. The Organizer reserves the right to the bid increment during the Auction. withdraw any horse from the auction THE DEPOSIT SHOULD BE PAID ONTO 8. Each horse has a reserve price, which before or during the bidding without THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNT: is the minimum price for which the giving a reason, as well as reserves the Stadnina Koni Michałów Spółka z o.o. horse can be sold, set by the Owner. The right to put up a horse for bidding again 28-411 Michałów, Poland reserve price will not be made public if a sale contract for that horse is not B.G.Ż. BNP PARIBAS S.A. Warszawa before, during or after the Auction. concluded during the first bidding. Oddział w Kielcach Each horse will be sold to the Buyer for its highest bid price, no lower than the DUTIES OF THE BUYER EUR ACCOUNT NUMBER (IBAN): reserve price, unless stated otherwise. 14. The Buyer of each horse is obliged to: PL61 1600 1462 1841 5859 8000 0002 9. The bid purchase prices are net prices, 1) state the exact personal data and SWIFT (BIC): PPABPLPK which will be increased by the appli- present an identification document cable VAT rate (8%). The VAT amount or documents confirming the legal PLN ACCOUNT NUMBER (IBAN): will be reimbursed to a Buyer that: status of his/her business; PL88 1600 1462 1841 5859 8000 0001 a. is an active VAT taxpayer, will provide 2) sign the sale contract form presented SWIFT (BIC): PPABPLPK a document confirming the possession the Organizer immediately after the PRIDE OF POLAND • 49th Janów Podlaski Auction & Summer Arabian Horse Sale 2018 4 “fall of the hammer”, which will in case of immediate payment of the with its copy is available for viewing contain the subject of the sale, the total purchase price by wire transfer in the Auction office. price of the sale, details necessary to the bank account of Organizer. 26. Each male horse incorrectly described to identify the Buyer, the signature 19. After the Auction the sold horses will as a “stallion” in the case of a unilater- of an authorized person; be stabled at the risk of the Buyer and al or bilateral crypt-orchid is return- 3) pay the total contract value, deduct- at the expense of the Organizer up to able, unless this has been indicated ing the deposit amount treated as an 14 days after the auction. After this time in the description of the horse. advance on the purchase of the horse, the Buyer will cover the cost of stabling 27. Each horse which is a “weaver” or “box by wire transfer to the account of the horse at a price of 30 PLN (say: thirty walker” shall be returnable, unless Michałów Stud (SK Michałów sp. Polish Zlotys) per day. Other solutions these vices are indicated in the de- z o.o.) acting in the capacity of Organ- regarding transport or stabling the scription of the horse. izer within 10 days counting from horses after the time specified in these 28. The Buyer has a right to return the the date of the bidding (domestic hereby conditions will be regulated by purchased horses due to vices re- and European Union Buyers) or with- individual agreements between the ferred to in point 27 under the condi- in seven days counting from the date Buyer and Seller. tion that: within 7 days counting from of obtaining the results of veterinary the date of releasing the horse the tests allowing the transport of the RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE BUYERS Organizer receives a written notice horse abroad (Buyers from outside 20. It is recommended that each Buyer from the Buyer with a request to per- the European Union only); carefully inspects the horses before form an inspection of a purchased 4) collect each horse purchased at the the purchase. Each horse is sold “as is” horse in which one of the above men- Auction at his own expense on the and there is no guarantee under any tioned vices is found or to conclude date and at the place specified by condition of the sale that a particular that the horse has not been correctly the Organizer.
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