Common use of No Further Encumbrances Clause in Contracts

No Further Encumbrances. a. After the effective date of this contract, the Government agrees not to enter into any agreements or cause any matter to be recorded that may constitute an exception to the title of the property or be binding on the Buyer after the closing date, without the prior written consent of the Buyer, which the Buyer may withhold at his/her/its own discretion. b. The Government further agrees not to authorize any person(s), or entity (or entities) to occupy the property without the written consent of the Buyer.

No Further Encumbrances. a. After the effective date of this contract, the Government agrees not to enter into any agreements or cause any matter to be recorded that may constitute an exception to the title of the property or be binding on the Buyer after the closing date, without the prior written consent of the Buyer, which the Buyer may withhold at his/her/its own discretion. b. a. The Government further agrees not to authorize any person(s), or entity (or entities) to occupy the property without the written consent of the Buyer.

No Further Encumbrances. a. After the effective date of this contractContract, the Government agrees not to enter into any agreements or cause any matter to be recorded that may constitute an exception to the title of the property or be binding on the Buyer after the closing date, without the prior written consent of the Buyer, which the Buyer may withhold at his/her/its own discretion.; b. The Government further agrees not to authorize any person(s), or entity (or entities) to occupy the property following transfer of title without the written consent of the Buyer.