Common use of Buyer Must Settle Clause in Contracts

Buyer Must Settle. The Buyer may not refuse to: (a) settle this Contract; or (b) pay any part of the Purchase Price, because of any defect in the Buildings, the Lot or the Facilities whether due to defective materials, workmanship or any other cause at all unless the defect means the Buyer is unable to occupy the Lot (as to which a certificate from the Seller’s Project Manager shall be conclusive evidence).

Buyer Must Settle. The Buyer may You must not refuse to: (a) to settle this Contract; or (b) Contract or refuse to pay any part of the Purchase Price, Price because of any defect in Defect in— (a) the BuildingsBuilding Works (b) the Property, or (c) the Lot or the Facilities Common Property, whether that Defect is due to defective materials, workmanship or any other cause at all all, unless the defect means Defect is structural in nature or causes the Buyer is unable Property to occupy the Lot (as to which a certificate from the Seller’s Project Manager shall be conclusive evidence)unfit for human habitation.