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What does an auction refer to?
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Auction refers to a trading method in which specific items or property rights are transferred to the highest bidder through public bidding.
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What are the requirements for the auction event?
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Auction activities shall abide by relevant laws and administrative regulations and follow the principles of openness, fairness, impartiality and good faith.
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What does the auction item refer to?
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The auction item should be an item or property right that the consignor owns or is legally entitled to dispose of.
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What items cannot be used as auction items?
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Items or property rights prohibited from being traded by laws and administrative regulations shall not be used as auction subjects.
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What needs to be done before the auction of cultural relics entrusted for auction?
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For cultural relics entrusted for auction, they shall be lawfully appraised and permitted by the cultural relics administrative department of the place where the auctioneer resides before the auction.
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