Common use of CONVEYANCE AND CLOSING Clause in Contracts

CONVEYANCE AND CLOSING. Seller shall be responsible for transfer taxes, conveyance fees, deed preparation; and shall convey marketable title to the Real Estate by  deed of general warranty or  deed in fee simple absolute, with release of dower. Buyer shall be responsible for other Closing costs and fees. Closing shall take place within days of release or waiver of contingencies, (or at such sooner time as mutually agreeable in writing), to the parties hereto, free, clear and unencumbered as of Closing except restrictions, assessments and easements of record which do not adversely affect the use of the Real Estate, except

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Sources: Contract to Purchase Land Commercial Industrial Investment

CONVEYANCE AND CLOSING. Seller shall be responsible for transfer taxes, conveyance fees, deed preparation; and shall convey marketable title to the Real Estate Estate, with release of dower, by  deed of general warranty or  deed in fee simple absolute, with release of dowerabsolute or  deed. Buyer shall be responsible for other Closing costs and fees. Closing shall Such conveyance to take place within days of release or waiver of contingencies, (or at such sooner time as mutually agreeable in writing), to the parties hereto, free, clear and unencumbered as of Closing except restrictions, assessments and easements of record which do not adversely affect the use of the Real Estate, except

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Sources: Contract to Purchase Commercial Property

CONVEYANCE AND CLOSING. Seller shall be responsible for transfer taxes, conveyance fees, deed preparation; and shall convey marketable title to the Real Estate by deed of general warranty or deed in fee simple absolute, with release of dower. Buyer shall be responsible for other Closing costs and fees. Closing shall take place within days of release or waiver of contingencies, (or at such sooner time as mutually agreeable in writing), to the parties hereto, free, clear and unencumbered as of Closing except restrictions, assessments and easements of record which do not adversely affect the use of the Real Estate, except

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Sources: Contract to Purchase Land Commercial Industrial Investment