Abstract and Tax Search Sample Clauses

Abstract and Tax Search. Seller will provide Buyer or Buyer's attorney at least fifteen (15) calendar days prior to the date of closing, as set forth in paragraph 6 above, an Abstract of Title together with a local tax certificate/searches for Village, Town and County and City taxes, as applicable. Seller will continue the Abstract to the date and time of recording and provide proof of payment of any taxes not covered by the tax certificates. In the event the Abstract of Title is not continued to date and time of recording at closing, Seller must provide confirmation of search to date of closing and subsequently provide the continued Abstract of Title. The Abstract of Title is to be prepared in accordance with the standards of the applicable County Bar Association.
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Abstract and Tax Search. Seller will furnish and pay for and deliver the Buyer’s attorney at least 15 calendar days prior to the date of closing, a 40 year Abstract of Title, updated within 6 months of closing and a 10 year tax search. Seller will pay for continuing such searches to and including the day of closing. Seller’s Initials Buyer’s Initials

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