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GENERAL SALE INFORMATION
Sale Conditions:
1. The auctioneers are NZ Farmers Livestock.
2. The sale will be conducted under the usual conditions of the Stock and Station Agents’
Association.
3. Each lot becomes the property of the purchaser at the fall of the hammer.
4. Terms will be strictly cash before taking delivery of any animals unless prior
arrangements are made with the Auctioneers. Accounts not paid within 14 days of sale
shall bear interest at current rate per annum from the date of purchase.
5. Transit and Livestock Insurance can be arranged by the Auctioneers.
6. The sale will be conducted purchase price plus GST.
7. Although every care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the production of this
catalogue, The North Island Limousin Breeders Inc, NZ Farmers Livestock and their
employees do not accept any responsibility or liability as to mis-description, errors,
omissions, or mis-statements caused either directly or indirectly.
8. A Buyer’s Instruction Form is to be completed at the office on sale day by all purchasers.
9. REBATE COMMISSION - NZFL will pay a purchasing rebate of 6% of the purchase price
excluding GST, plus GST, to livestock companies & recognised independent livestock
agents with a NZFL account who have introduced buyers to NZFL before the sale and/or
accompanied buyers to the sale. Arrangements must be made prior to the sale and
settlement made on the purchaser’s behalf within 14 days.
Transport: Transport cost is the responsibility of the purchaser. All bulls must be off the property
within one day of the sale and transport is to be pre-arranged.
Testing: All herds of origin have been tested clear of TB (C10). The bulls are tested clear and
vaccinated for BVD, protoporphryria tested Negative or Free by Pedigree* PLEASE NOTE THAT
LOTS 2 and 10 ARE NOT TESTED.
Warranty of Bulls:
All bulls are sold as fertile and capable of natural service. The purchaser is to have the right to
a full refund of the purchase price of the bull (excluding any costs and expenses of the purchaser)
within six months of the date of the sale subject to submitting a veterinary report stating that
the bull is infertile or incapable of natural service. The veterinarian must also state that, in his
opinion, there is no evidence that the bull has suffered any injury or illness since being sold to
the purchaser which could have affected his breeding ability. The veterinary report (together
with a statutory declaration by the purchaser to the effect that the substance of the report is
true and correct) must be forwarded to the vendor within 14 days of the date being six months
after the sale date.
NILB Inc is not liable for any issues which may arise with the bulls. The purchaser should deal
directly with the vendor