Common use of ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Unless otherwise agreed upon in writing, Buyer, by Closing or taking possession of the Property, shall be deemed to have accepted the Property in its then condition. No warranties, expressed or implied, by Seller with reference to the condition of the Property shall be deemed to survive the Closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Unless otherwise agreed upon in writing, Buyer, by Closing or taking possession of the Property, shall be deemed to have accepted the Property in its then condition. No warranties, expressed or implied, by Seller Seller, Seller's agents, Broker(s) and/or their sales associates with reference to the condition of the Property shall be deemed to survive the Closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Unless otherwise agreed upon upon, in writing, Buyer, by Closing or taking possession of the Propertyproperty, shall be deemed to have accepted the Property property in its then condition. No warranties, expressed or implied, by Seller Sellers, or Sellers’ agents, with reference to the condition of the Property property shall be deemed to survive the Closing.

ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY. Unless otherwise agreed upon upon, in writing, Buyer, by Closing or taking possession of the Property, shall be deemed to have accepted the Property in its then condition. No warranties, expressed or implied, by Seller Seller, Seller's agents, and Seller's representatives with reference to the condition of the Property shall be deemed to survive the Closing.