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LogoWelcome to the Auctioneers Association of New Zealand Website

"New Zealand's Professional Body of Licensed Auctioneers"

 

History

  • The Auctioneers Association of New Zealand Inc. has from it's inception in 1946 endeavoured to promote the sale-by-auction method of marketing and also strives to enhance the proficiency and professionalism of it's members.
  • Founded in 1946 the AANZ continues to build on more than 64 years of experience. All members subscribe to a specific Code of Ethics ensuring that the seller gets a positive and worry-free sales experience.

Membershipalt

  • The membership is voluntary and consists of members from every category of auctioneering, but only those who agree to subscribe to a standard of ethical behavior as detailed in the Association Code of Ethics.
  • Membership can bring Auctioneers potential buyers through experience with advertising and now with the latest web sites to promote catalogs offered - see the Auctioneers and Auctions page for more details. - these are links to member auctioneers and the upcoming auctions of genuine and registered AANZ Members.
  • Through the Find Auction(eer) search option you can find members throughout New Zealand along with their pending auctions.

Complaints and Disputes

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Written by Administrator | 09 June 2010

The Auctioneers Association of N.Z. is a voluntary industry body actively involved in promoting the interests of Members who are Licenced Auctioneers and acting as mediator in matters of auction in the public interest.
Members of the Association consist of a variety of Licencee’s holding Licences issued by the Courts and they conduct auctions handling, general chattels, plant & machinery, livestock, bloodstock, motor vehicles, art, antiques, stamps & coins, real property (i.e. real estate), and flowers & produce to name a few.
The Association Members are bound by a Code of Ethics and standard Terms & Conditions of Sale that are available to the public to enlighten them as to the rules of the auction, these are for the benefit of the Vendor the Purchaser and the Auctioneer and they govern the auction procedure.

The Association deals with complaints about unethical behaviour, standard of service, negligent advice or service and non-payment of proceeds due and any other matter of concern to the public at large. Read more below for more details.

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