Upon Instruction of Mr T J Warhurst

500 ACRES OF

STANDING BARLEY STRAW

& WHEAT STRAW

FOR SALE BY AUCTION

Isolated barn at Greenhills,

Sutton-under-Brailes,

OX15 5BQ

Wednesday 1st July 2020 – 6pm

Auctioneers will be present at the sale point

for information and viewings from 3.30pm

London House, High Street, Bourton-on-the-Water, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL54 2AP

Tel: 01451 820913 Email: adrian.cannon@taylerandfletcher.co.uk

Standing Straw Sale – Special Conditions of Sale 1. The highest bidder will be the Purchaser and no bidding can be retracted after the hammer

has fallen. The Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse any bidding and in the event of any

dispute the Lot may be put up again at the Auctioneer’s discretion. Lots are for sale, subject

to any reserve price imposed by the Vendor. 2. Each lot will be sold on a “price per acre” basis. There is no buyers premium. 3. The Auctioneers intend to sell in the order lotted and described in the catalogue but reserve the

right to make any alteration if so requested by a Vendor.

4. The acreages are believed to be correct however are not guaranteed and so Purchasers are

encouraged to inspect prior the auction.

5. The Purchaser of each lot shall give their full name, address and telephone number to the

Auctioneers clerk and the Vendors will notify each Purchaser one day before harvesting

commences.

6. The Vendor will take every care to cut the straw as close as is normal and practically possible.

7. The Auctioneers will not be responsible for any Lots damaged by fire, accident or otherwise

and all Lots are the Purchasers responsibility from the fall of the hammer.

8. The Purchaser of each lot must bale and remove straw WITHIN 14 days after the completion

of combining. If the Purchaser fails to remove within 14 days, the vendors reserve the right to

dispose of the straw without refunding all or any part of the purchase price.

9. In the case of adverse weather conditions, the Vendors reserve the right to refuse admission

to any Purchasers where they deem ground conditions to be unsuitable for entry, subject to

fair reimbursement. In this event the 14 day renewal limit will be extended accordingly.

10. The terms of sale are cheque, debit card or BACS and must be paid in full at the close of the

sale. Purchasers unknown to the Auctioneers are requested to register prior to the sale and

provide the following ID to verify you and thus allow you to bid. If pay by BACS, please send

funds to Tayler & Fletcher LLP Client

Lloyds Bank Account no: 01568526

Sort code: 30-95-75

11. Money Laundering: If you have not already provided us with the relevant documentation,

please bring the following information/items to the sale (or email before):

For Sole Traders: One of either: ● a valid passport ● a valid photo card driving licence (full or provisional) ● a firearms certificate

For Businesses:

Headed notepaper showing:

• The full name of the company

• Company or other registration number

• VAT registration number (if applicable)

• Registered address and principal place of business

• Names of the board of directors or equivalent body

• Names of the senior person responsible for its operations

• For partnerships- all the partners with greater than 25% share are required

12. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, money deposited in payment will be

forfeited and the Lots which may remain uncleared after the time aforesaid will be sold by public

or private sale without notice to the former Purchaser and the deficiency (if any) by such a

second sale, together with all charges attending the same, shall be made good by the defaulter

at this sale.

13. In the event of a Lot not selling at the sale any further negotiations are to be conducted through

the Auctioneers, as agents to the Vendor, and these conditions will apply for private sale also.

14. All twine, netting and broken bales must be removed by the Purchasers from every field.

15. The Vendor will insure the crops whilst standing, and should a fire occur prior to combining will

refund in full. The Vendor will not be liable in any way after harvesting the straw, it becomes

the Purchasers risk and responsibility.

16. Purchasers must keep to the access provided it is suitable for entry. In the case where there

are no direct tracks or roads to lots, the necessary rights of way are reserved over the adjoining

lots to facilitate the removal.

17. The Purchasers responsibility is to safely remove the straw and to use reasonable endeavours

not to cause damage to the vendors land or any adjacent hedges, fences or ditches.

18. If there are any Overhead Power Lines across the land it is then the purchasers responsibility

to inspect the land from where the straw is to be removed and carry out any assessments

needed prior the straw being cut and removed.

19. The Purchaser agrees to indemnify the Vendor in relation to any claim that may be brought

against the Vendor which relates to the cutting and removal of the straw from the Vendors land

and any damage to any property or injury arising there from. For avoidance of doubt it is agreed

that this indemnify includes any damage caused by the Purchaser, his contractors or

employees to the overhead power lines and associated infrastructure, together with any

financial penalties and charges that may be incurred by the Vendor as a result of any such

damage.

20. In the case of any dispute between Vendor and Purchaser the Auctioneers decision to be final

and binding.

Viewing

At any reasonable hour when in possession of sale catalogue and showing courtesy to the Landowner and please take care to avoid unnecessary damage to growing crops.

The Auctioneers will be present at the sale point for information and viewings from

3.30pm

Summary of Lots

Lot No Area (Ha) Crop Field ST Grid Ref Area (Acres)

1 33.8 Spring Barley SP3137 6365, 9429, 5714 84

2 26.6 Winter Barley SP3138 3803, SP3137 3583, 4155,

2557, 0664

66

3 10.8 Winter Wheat SP3136 2698, SP3137 1914,

SP3137 3131

27

4 6.4 Winter Wheat SP3137 0634 16

5 27.1 Winter Wheat SP3037 2210, SP3036 5694, 3583,

SP3136 0655

67

6 8.1 Spring Barley SP3036 5863 19

7 7.6 Winter Wheat SP2937 1614 17

8 21.7 Spring Barley SP2935 5898, SP2936 6937, 7310,

5526, 4406

54

9 14.5 Winter Barley SP2935 6474, 8780, SP2936 8603 36

10 42 Spring Barley SP2640 3671, 5856, 4534, 7632 104.62

Totals 198.6 490.62 acres

All lots will be combined with a conventional New Holland combine

Lot 1 (as identified in red)

SPRING BARLEY STRAW: 84 acres net

Fields: Minehill, Smorel and Green Hill. All of Spring Barley. Variety: Propino

Lot 2 (as identified in purple)

WINTER BARLEY STRAW: 66 acres net

Fields: Rightons, Barn Field, Moors, Oathill, Rectory. All of Winter Barley.

Lot 3 (as identified in yellow)

WINTER WHEAT STRAW: 27 acres net

Fields: Greenhill 1, Greenhill 2, Greenhill 3. All of Winter Wheat. Variety: Dunston

Lot 4 (as identified in white and described as Philip Sutton B)

WINTER WHEAT STRAW: 16 acres net

Fields: Philip Sutton B

Lot 5 (as identified in yellow)

WINTER WHEAT STRAW: 67 acres net

Note: Fields: The Leys, Mixhams, Lighten Brook and Hovel Meadow. All of Winter Wheat. Variety:

Dunston

Agents Note: The Leys & Lighten Brook is a heavy crop after long term ley

Lot 6 (as identified in red)

SPRING BARLEY STRAW: 19 acres net

Field: Big Hill Meadow of Spring Barley. Variety: Propino

Lot 7 (as identified in yellow)

WINTER WHEAT STRAW: 17 acres net

Field: Cherrington of Winter Wheat. Variety: Dunston

Lot 8 (as identified in red)

SPRING BARLEY STRAW: 54 acres net

Fields: Five parcels identified as Townsend. All of Spring Barley. Variety: Propino

Lot 9 (as identified in purple)

WINTER BARLEY STRAW: 36 acres net

Fields: Three parcels identified as Townsend. All of Winter Barley.

Lot 10 (as identified in red)

SPRING BARLEY STRAW: 104.62 acres net

Fields: Perkins, Corner, Leasow 33, Leasow 42. All of Spring Barley. Variety: Propino

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MAP OF WHOLE AT SUTTON UNDER BRAILES (Except Lot9 Barcheston)