General and special auction provisions
We already saw that various general provisions can be applicable to an auction. In addition, special auction provisions will always be applicable. They can relate to, inter alias, the organization of the auction (for instance, is the auction held on one day or divided over two days), the costs and particulars concerning the object to be auctioned (for instance, is a house built on leasehold land). However, the special auction provisions can also contain a (further) limitation of the liability of the seller. Notably in case of a foreclosure sale, the seller (the mortgagee) will not know everything about the object. The mortgagee will consequently want to exclude its liability for it. If certain charges are not stated in the general or special provisions of a foreclosure sale, this is not a guarantee, however, that there are none!