AND THAT the Unit Clause Samples

The clause titled "AND THAT the Unit" serves to specify particular terms, conditions, or representations related to a defined unit within an agreement, such as a condominium, apartment, or other property unit. In practice, this clause may outline the characteristics, boundaries, or legal status of the unit being referenced, ensuring that both parties are clear about what is included in the transaction or agreement. Its core function is to eliminate ambiguity regarding the subject property, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over what is being conveyed or agreed upon.
AND THAT the Unit and the rights and properties appurtenant thereto is freely, clearly and absolutely acquitted, exonerated, released and for ever discharged from and by the Owners/Promoter and unto and in favour of the Allotee.
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