Federal Act
on the Amendment of the Swiss Civil Code
(Part Five: The Code of Obligations)

¹ Sale at com­puls­ory auc­tion is without war­ranty, apart from spe­cial as­sur­ances giv­en or where the bid­ders are in­ten­tion­ally de­ceived.

² The suc­cess­ful bid­der ac­quires the ob­ject in the con­di­tion and with the at­tend­ant rights and en­cum­brances in­dic­ated in the pub­lic re­gisters or the lot de­scrip­tion and/or those that ex­ist by op­er­a­tion of law.

³ In sales at vol­un­tary pub­lic auc­tion, the seller has the same li­ab­il­ity as in any oth­er sale, but in the lot de­scrip­tion he may dis­claim any war­ranty ob­lig­a­tion with the ex­cep­tion of li­ab­il­ity for in­ten­tion­al de­ceit.