Common use of Control of Property Clause in Contracts

Control of Property. If the Loan is to enable Borrower to acquire the Property from Third Party Indemnitor, Third Party Indemnitor represents and warrants that the Property is free from all encumbrances that could enable Third Party Indemnitor or its affiliates to control the use or ownership of the Property e.g., rights of first refusal; options to purchase or repurchase the Property; deed restrictions; or restrictive covenants such as those that limit the brand of fuel that can be sold on the Property.

Appears in 5 contracts

Sources: Environmental Indemnification Agreement, Environmental Indemnification Agreement, Environmental Indemnification Agreement

Control of Property. If the Loan is to enable Borrower to acquire the Property from Third Party Indemnitor, Third Party Indemnitor represents and warrants that the Property is free from all encumbrances that could enable Third Party Indemnitor or its affiliates to control the use or ownership of the Property e.g., rights of first refusal; options to purchase or repurchase the Property; deed restrictions; or restrictive covenants such as those that limit the brand of fuel that can be sold on the Property.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Environmental Indemnification Agreement, Sba Environmental Indemnification Agreement