CHIRAC Jacques [Paris, 1932], French statesman. - Lot 90

Sale of books from various local collections.

Office contact: Emma Spoto

emma.spoto@niceencheres.com

Expert: Mr. Rodolphe ROLLAND

info@librairire-escurial.com

Sale on Tuesday September 17, 2024 at 2:00 pm at 15 Rue Dante, Nice.

Exhibition on Monday September 16, 2024 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

CONDITION REPORT :

All lots are sold as is. If you are unable to attend the show, condition reports are available and strongly recommended.

To obtain a condition report, simply contact us by email. No claims will be accepted if you have not requested a condition report prior to your purchase.

TRANSPORT & STORAGE CHARGES:

We do not take care of shipping, so you can contact the carrier of your choice, and if necessary, we can recommend 2 or 3.

All works are stored at the studio and we will keep your purchases for two weeks free of charge. Beyond this period and without any indication on your part, you will be charged a maximum of 5 euros per additional day.

TEMIS PROCEDURE :

NICE ENCHERES has subscribed to the TEMIS Service, which enables it to consult and update the File of restrictions on access to auction sales ("TEMIS File") operated by Commissaires-Priseurs Multimédia (CPM), a limited company with a management board, whose registered office is located at 37 rue de Châteaudun, 75009 Paris, France, registered in the Paris Trade and Companies Register under number 437 868 425. Any auction slip which remains unpaid to NICE ENCHERES or which has been the subject of a delay in payment may be registered in the TEMIS file.

Purpose and legal basis of the TEMIS File

The TEMIS File records incidents of payment of auction slips (late payment and non-payment), irrespective of the mode of participation of bidders (face-to-face or remote), and may be consulted by all auction sales structures operating in France and subscribing to the service. Bidders are hereby informed that if they fail to regularize their bidding slip within the time limit indicated on the slip, NICE ENCHERES may initiate a registration procedure in the said file. The implementation of the TEMIS File and its use by NICE ENCHERES is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interest of TEMIS Service subscribers in preventing non-payment and thus securing auction sales.

Organizations authorized to consult the TEMIS File (recipients)

The TEMIS File may be consulted by any subscribed sales structure (professionals and companies authorized to conduct sales of movable property by public auction in accordance with applicable regulations and in particular the provisions of Title II "Auction Sales" of Book III of the French Commercial Code (hereinafter the "Subscribed Professionals")) wishing to protect themselves against unpaid bills and thus secure participation in the auction sales they organize. The list of TEMIS subscribers can be consulted at www.interencheres.com, in the "Buy at auction" menu, under the "Auctioneers" heading.

Consequences of registration in the TEMIS File

In the event that a bidder is registered in the TEMIS file, NICE ENCHERES may make access to the auctions it organizes conditional upon the use of specific means of payment or guarantees, or temporarily refuse the participation of bidders in auctions for which these guarantees cannot be implemented. Inclusion in the TEMIS file may have the effect of limiting the bidder's ability to bid with professionals subscribing to the TEMIS service. It will also result in the temporary suspension of access to the "live" service of the www.interencheres.com platform managed by CPM, in accordance with the platform's general terms and conditions of use.

Registration period

Bidders are hereby informed that the duration of their registration on the TEMIS Register is determined by the number of auction slips outstanding with Professional TEMIS Register Subscribers, by their cumulative amounts and by whether or not they have been regularized. The duration of registration in the TEMIS File is reduced if the Bidder regularizes all payment Incidents. It is increased when the Bidder is concerned by several unpaid slips registered in the TEMIS File. The registration of an auction slip as an Incident of Payment is automatically deleted after a maximum period of 24 months when the bidder is the subject of only one registration, and 36 months when the bidder is the subject of several registrations.

To find out more about the TEMIS File, the bidder is invited to consult CPM's privacy policy, available at www.temis.auction.