Common use of Additional Property Rights Clause in Contracts

Additional Property Rights. If Seller possesses any water rights, wind rights, and or mineral rights in or to the Property, all such rights will transfer to Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind.

Additional Property Rights. If Seller possesses any water rights, wind rights, and or mineral rights in or to the Property, all such rights will transfer to Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind.

Additional Property Rights. If Seller possesses any water rights, rights or wind rights, and or mineral rights in or to the Property, all such rights will transfer to Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind. 50% of the Seller owned mineral rights shall transfer to the Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind.

Additional Property Rights. If Seller possesses any water rights, wind mineral rights, and or mineral wind rights in or to the Property, all such rights will transfer to Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind.

Additional Property Rights. If Seller possesses any water rights, rights or wind rights, and or mineral rights in or to the Property, all such rights will transfer to Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind. The Property is selling Surface Rights Only.

Additional Property Rights. If Seller possesses any water rights, wind rights, and or mineral rights in or to the Property, all such rights will transfer to Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind. Buyer will receive and Seller will convey all of Seller’s oil, gas, coal, and other mineral rights not conveyed of record. Buyer will be responsible for providing a copy of the executed Deed to the producer so that a division order may be entered.

Additional Property Rights. If Seller possesses any water rights, rights or wind rights, and or mineral rights in or to the Property, all such rights will transfer to Buyer at closing without warranty of any kind.