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4/18/2000
Ord/Res - Year
2000
Ord/Res - Number
26
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(c) With respect to Lot A and Lot B only, a mortgage or deed <br /> of trust encumbering the Lots shall be acceptable as a <br /> title exception if, and only if, such lender will <br /> subordinate its lien rights to the rights and claims of <br /> the Purchasers obtained under the Conservation Easements . <br /> Such subordination, in a form acceptable to Purchasers in <br /> their sole discretion, shall be provided at or prior to <br /> closing. <br /> Seller shall execute an affidavit concerning mechanic' s liens <br /> and take all steps necessary to obtain the deletion of the standard <br /> pre-printed exceptions found in the title commitment. <br /> 7 . Should title not be merchantable as aforesaid, or if the <br /> title, commitment includes additional exceptions which are not <br /> acceptable to the Purchasers (even though such additional <br /> exceptions would not make the title unmerchantable) , a written <br /> notice of the defects shall be given to Seller by Purchasers <br /> within 10 days after receipt of the title commitment and all <br /> exception documents provided for in Paragraph 5 of this <br /> Agreement. If the Seller provides Purchasers with a title <br /> commitment and exception documents before the execution of <br /> this Agreement by all parties, Purchasers shall have ten days <br /> from the date of the execution of the Agreement by all parties <br /> within which to provide Seller with a written notice of title <br /> defects. Seller agrees to attempt to correct such defects at <br /> Seller' s expense within 120 days from receipt of said notice <br /> of defects, and the closing shall be postponed for said 120 <br /> days . If Seller has not corrected such defects within said <br /> 120 days, the Purchasers, individually or collectively, at <br /> their option, may complete the transaction notwithstanding the <br /> defects or may, upon notice to Seller in recordable form, <br /> declare this Agreement terminated, whereupon all payments made <br /> by Purchasers to Seller shall be returned to Purchasers and <br /> both parties shall be released herefrom. <br /> 8 . Closing and delivery of deed shall take place on May 3, <br /> 2000 at 10 : 00 a.m. in the office of the title company which - <br /> provides the title commitment described in Paragraph 5 of this <br /> Agreement, or at a time and place agreed to by Purchasers and <br /> Seller. settlement sheet for the closing shall be furnished <br /> by Seller to Purchasers at least five days before the closing. <br /> Closing may be postponed for as long as is reasonably <br /> necessary for the Purchasers to receive and approve the <br /> survey, the title commitment and the environmental audit <br /> identified in this Agreement. <br /> BOWES PURCHASE AGREEMENT, <br /> DIVISION OF LAND -7- <br />
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