MA Auctioneer Practice Questions - Massachusetts Licensed Auctioneer Exam

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If a bidder at auction claims they did not intend to bid (e.g., they were scratching their nose), what is the legal outcome?

The bid is always binding regardless of intent The auctioneer should use good judgment; if there was clearly no intent to bid, the bid should not be enforced The bidder must pay a penalty fee The auction is automatically voided

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The auctioneer should use good judgment; if there was clearly no intent to bid, the bid should not be enforced

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