BUYER INSPECTIONS. 127 (A) Unless Buyer and a seller agree otherwise, real estate is sold IN ITS PRESENT CONDITION. It is Xxxxx’s responsibil- 128 ity to determine whether the condition of the property is satisfactory. Buyer is advised to carry out an inspection, at 129 Buyer’s expense, by qualified professionals to determine the condition of the structure or its components. Areas of concern 130 may include, but are not limited to: electrical; plumbing; heating, ventilating and air conditioning; appliances and fixtures; 131 water infiltration; basement; roof; property boundaries; asbestos, mold and indoor air quality, carbon monoxide, radon, and 132 environmental hazards or substances; wood-destroying insect infestation; on-site water service and/or sewage system; 133 property insurance; deeds, restrictions and zoning; and lead-based paint. Buyer should discuss inspections and any special 134 needs with Licensee. 135 (B) Buyer is advised that information regarding properties considered for purchase by Xxxxx has been provided by a seller or a 136 seller’s broker. Such information may include, but is not limited to, the information on the Seller’s Property Disclosure 137 Statement, including environmental conditions; MLS information, including information regarding restrictions, taxes, 138 assessments, association fees, zoning restrictions, dimensions, boundaries (if identified); and marketing information. Unless 139 otherwise noted, Xxxxxx has not verified the accuracy of this information, and Xxxxx is advised to investigate its accuracy.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. 128 (A) Unless Buyer and a seller agree otherwise, real estate is sold IN ITS PRESENT CONDITION. It is Buyer’s responsibility to 129 determine whether the condition of the property is satisfactory. Buyer is advised to carry out an inspection, at Buyer’s expense, 130 by qualified professionals to determine the condition of the structure or its components. Areas of concern may include, but are 131 not limited to: electrical; plumbing; heating, ventilating and air conditioning; appliances and fixtures; water infiltration; base- 132 ment; roof; property boundaries; asbestos, mold and indoor air quality, carbon monoxide, radon, and environmental hazards or 133 substances; wood-destroying insect infestation; on-site water service and/or sewage system; property insurance; deeds, restric- 134 tions and zoning; and lead-based paint. Buyer should discuss inspections and any special needs with Licensee. 135 (B) Buyer is advised that information regarding properties considered for purchase by Buyer has been provided by a seller or a sell- 136 er’s broker. Such information may include, but is not limited to, the information on the Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement, 137 including environmental conditions; MLS information, including information regarding restrictions, taxes, assessments, associa- 138 tion fees, zoning restrictions, dimensions, boundaries (if identified); and marketing information. Unless otherwise noted, Broker 139 has not verified the accuracy of this information, and Buyer is advised to investigate its accuracy. 140 14. RECORDINGS ON THE PROPERTY 141 (A) Any person who intentionally intercepts oral communications by electronic or other means without the consent of all parties is 142 guilty of a felony under Pennyslvania law. Buyers should not make recordings on the property that capture the oral statements of 143 other persons without having the full consent of all persons who are parties to the communication. 144 (B) Buyer should be aware that a seller’s property may contain smart home technologies or devices, which may record or allow for 145 remote monitoring of the seller’s property, including broadcasting or recording video and audio. Buyer should be aware that any 146 discussions, including discussions of negotiation strategies, held on the property may not be confidential. 147 (C) Buyer hereby releases all Brokers, their LICENSEES, employees and any OFFICER or PARTNER of any one of them, 148 and any PERSON, FIRM, or CORPORATION who may be l...
BUYER INSPECTIONS a) Buyer’s rights to perform inspections, surveillance, and tests and to review procedures, practices, processes, and documents related to quality assurance, quality control, and configuration control at Supplier’s facility or its subcontractor’s facility, a right which Supplier hereby grants to Buyer, will extend to Buyer’s customers. Supplier will cooperate with any government-directed or Buyer- directed inspection, surveillance, test or review, without additional charge to Buyer. Nothing in these Terms and Conditions will be interpreted to limit United States Government access to Supplier’s facilities pursuant to law or regulation.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. Supplier will permit Buyer's designated representatives to inspect and visit the Chloraseptic-related portion of Supplier's Plant from time to time for the purpose of determining compliance with this Supply Agreement. Such inspections will occur during regular business hours after at least twenty-four (24) hours written notice to Supplier. Buyer will not disrupt Supplier's operations. Buyer's designated representatives will be permitted to inspect and visit from time to time any Contract Plant for the purpose of determining Supplier's compliance with this Supply Agreement, if, and only to the extent, Supplier obtains the applicable Contract Manufacturer's consent.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. Supplier will permit Buyer's designated representatives to inspect and visit the Comet-related portion of Supplier's Plant from time to time for the purpose of determining compliance with this Supply Agreement. Such inspections will occur during regular business hours after at least twenty-four (24) hours written notice to Supplier. Buyer will not disrupt Supplier's operations. Buyer's designated representatives will be permitted to inspect and visit from time to time any Contract Plant for the purpose of determining Supplier's compliance with this Supply Agreement, if, and only to the extent, Supplier obtains the applicable Contract Manufacturer's consent. In the event Supplier will not be able to secure the consent of such Contract Manufacturer, Supplier shall allow Buyer to contact such Contract Manufacturer for the sole and only purpose of requesting such Contract Manufacturer's consent to Buyer's inspection.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. 125 (A) Unless Buyer and a seller agree otherwise, real estate is sold IN ITS PRESENT CONDITION. It is Xxxxx's responsibility to 126 determine whether the condition of the property is satisfactory. Xxxxx is advised to carry out an inspection, at Xxxxx's expense, 127 by qualified professionals to determine the condition of the structure or its components. Areas of concern may include, but are 128 not limited to: electrical; plumbing; heating, ventilating and air conditioning; appliances and fixtures; water infiltration; base- 129 ment; roof; property boundaries; asbestos, mold and indoor air quality, carbon monoxide, radon, and environmental hazards or 130 substances; wood-destroying insect infestation; on-site water service and/or sewage system; property insurance; deeds, restric- 131 tions and zoning; and lead-based paint. Buyer should discuss inspections and any special needs with Licensee.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. Buyer acknowledges that upon the Close of Escrow it has conducted, or has had the opportunity to conduct, all studies and investigations of the Property that it has deemed necessary to assure itself of the physical condition of the Property and the suitability of the Property for the development contemplated by this Agreement. Buyer shall release the City from any and all claims upon the Close of Escrow.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. Supplier will permit Buyer's designated representatives to inspect and visit from time to time the Plant for the purpose of determining compliance with this TS Agreement. Such inspections will occur during regular business hours after reasonable written notice to Supplier. Buyer will not disrupt Supplier's operations.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. Buyer may at all reasonable times inspect and test the Work in process and the Sites where the Work is being performed, but such inspections, if made, will not in any way relieve Contractor from its obligations under the Contract Documents. Contractor will make all necessary arrangements and provide access for inspection and testing either at Contractor’s shop or at the xxxxx or shops where any part of the Material is being fabricated or manufactured. Buyer will inspect and accept or reject the Work as promptly as practicable after delivery, except as otherwise provided in the Contract Documents, but its failure to inspect and accept or reject the Work will (1) not relieve Contractor from responsibility for Work which does not comply with the Contract Documents or (2) impose liability upon Buyer therefore.
BUYER INSPECTIONS. Buyer will have until the Feasibility Date within which to conduct its inspections of the Property (collectively, the “Buyer Investigations”) deemed necessary by Xxxxx, in its sole discretion, to determine the economic, physical, mechanical, developmental, and operational feasibility of Buyer’s purchase of the Property. Buyer’s obligation to purchase the Property is conditioned on Buyer’s approval of the results of the Buyer Investigations and the Due Diligence Documents, in Xxxxx’s sole discretion. If the Buyer Investigations or the Due Diligence Documents are not acceptable to Buyer, in Buyer’s sole discretion, Xxxxx may deliver written notice terminating this Contract to Seller and Escrow Agent on or before the Feasibility Date, in which event this Contract and the related Escrow shall be deemed cancelled as of the date of Buyer’s notice. Such cancellation will be immediate, neither Seller nor Buyer will have any further obligation or responsibility to the other to perform under the Contract, and Escrow Agent will return promptly to Buyer all Xxxxxxx Money.
