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Mechanical industry - Plants and machinery - Lot 17
Bankruptcy n. 175/2019 - Vicenza Law Court
On sale systems and machinery for the mechanical industry such as welders, drilling machines and cut-off machines as well as sheet metal processing lines used for the production of infrastructures
in the event of lot 0 being awarded, the collection of the goods must be completed within 120 days from the completion of the sale; there is a penalty of € 10,000.00 * VAT excluded for each month or fraction of a month of delay with a maximum term of 30.10.2021
It is also possible to bid on Complete Lot (Lot 0) which includes all lots in auction.
For further information consult lot webpages
Collection assistance costs are required. Due amounts for the available day of collection are indicated in each lot webpage. For further collection dates additional costs please refer to specific terms of auction.
- before carrying out operations of any kind, aimed at the withdrawal of the awarded goods, the buyer will be asked for documentation certifying the technical and professional suitability in relation to regulatory compliance regarding safety at work.
Lots are sold as is. Viewing is reccomended.
All costs relating to the transfer of ownership will be borne by the buyer.
Possible adaptations of the goods to all the regulations in force and in particular to those of prevention, safety as well as those concerning ecological and environmental protection and - more generally - the regulations in force will be the sole responsibility of the purchaser who will bear any expense with exemption from from any liability in this regard. Any instrumental goods that do not comply with the regulations currently in force on the subject, where included in the inventory, will be considered the object of the sale only as goods for spare parts, with the exclusion of any responsibility of the Curate for the hypothesis of use of the same by the transferee. . In particular, for any goods that do not comply with safety regulations, without the CE mark, the contractor is obliged to proceed, at his own exclusive care, charge and risk, to their compliance with the law or, if it is not found to be possible, to their disposal in the forms of the law.
