Common use of The Title Policy Clause in Contracts

The Title Policy. All duly executed and acknowledged deeds and assignments deemed reasonably necessary by Purchaser and containing special warranties of title as Purchaser may require, so as to convey all leases, warranties, and contract rights, and convey all other rights, title and interests constituting a part of the Property to Purchaser, free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, easements, and other matters other than the Permitted Exceptions and the oil, gas and other mineral estate and other rights retained in the deed in paragraph 8.2.(a).i..

The Title Policy. All duly executed and acknowledged deeds and assignments deemed reasonably necessary by Purchaser and containing special general warranties of title as Purchaser may require, so as to convey all leases, warranties, and contract rights, and convey all other rights, title and interests constituting a part of the Property to Purchaser, free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, easements, and other matters other than the Permitted Exceptions and the oil, gas and other mineral estate and other rights retained in the deed in paragraph 8.2.(a).i..Exceptions.