5.7.1. In case of a dispute between bidders, the
auctioneer is authorized to settle such dispute by reopening
the bid and reselling to the highest bidder.
5.7.2. An auctioneer, when offering livestock for
sale at any public market for immediate slaughter, shall
publicly announce that such livestock may be purchased for
immediate slaughter only.
5.7.3. An auctioneer, when selling livestock received,
entered and/or offered for sale by any public market for
feeding and breeding purposes, shall publicly announce that
such livestock may be purchased for feeding or breeding
purposes.
5.7.4. An auctioneer, when selling livestock by
weight, shall announce the weight of such livestock before
same is sold. When any livestock is sold he shall announce
the name of the person or firm buying said livestock. When
livestock is sold to a person representing himself as agent
or order buyer for another person, the auctioneer shall
announce the name of the agent or order buyer, and, if possible,
the name of the person for whom the livestock was purchased.
The auctioneer shall also announce the price at which said
livestock was sold. Such announcements shall be in an audible
voice that can be heard throughout the sale arena by persons
of average hearing.
