Common use of As-Is Condition Clause in Contracts

As-Is Condition. This Contract is for the sale and purchase of the Real Estate in its “As Is” condition as of the Date of Offer. Buyer acknowledges that no representations, warranties or guarantees with respect to the condition of the Real Estate have been made by Seller or Seller’s Designated Agent other than those known defects, if any, disclosed by Seller. The buyer in buying the property ‘AS IS’ and ‘WHERE IS’ acknowledges and understands that the property (property is herein defined to be the property and improvements, if any, which are the subject of the contract) is being sold as-is, and with all faults and agrees to release Seller from any obligations, liens or fines in relation to any outstanding or future legal action regarding the land and/or building(s) situated or formerly situated on the property and any encroachments therein. This release shall be all-encompassing of any issues which may arise from Buyer in relation to Seller.

Appears in 21 contracts

Samples: Estate Purchase Agreement, Estate Purchase Agreement, Estate Purchase Agreement

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