If a state bans the legal sale of a product, the sales of that product by retailers in that particular state will, of course, decline to zero
9.4 The Seller may only withdraw a 1WTS Lot after the Auction but prior to the Second Auction, without being liable for the damages set out in Clause 13 by physically collecting the 1WTS Lot from the Premises within five (5) days of the initial Auction
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