Corner Location Sample Clauses

The Corner Location clause defines the precise position of a property or premises by referencing its location at the intersection of two streets or boundaries. In practice, this clause is used in real estate contracts or leases to clearly identify a property that occupies a corner lot, often specifying the names of the intersecting streets or the relevant boundary markers. Its core function is to eliminate ambiguity regarding the property's location, ensuring both parties have a mutual understanding of the exact site being discussed or transferred.
Corner Location. Must be a minimum of 2 booth units. Does not include any backwalls. Corner space exhibit must not exceed height as established by AASP/NJ and MEC. All corner exhibitors must submit renderings with dimensions to AASP/NJ & MEC for approval no later than 60 days before the Expo.
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  • Closing Location The Closing shall be held at the location designated by the Corporation or, if no such designation is made, at the office of Seller's Attorney.