Carry-Over Clause Sample Clauses

Carry-Over Clause. 22 Should the Buyer contract to buy, lease, exchange or exercise an option to purchase a property within months after the expiration of 23 this Contract with any Seller (or anyone acting on Xxxxxx's behalf) who has been introduced to the Buyer by the Buyer’s Broker, directly or 24 indirectly, during the term hereof, as extended, the Buyer agrees to pay the compensation as set forth below. This carry-over clause shall 25 not apply if the Buyer is subject to an exclusive buyer agency contract with another licensed real estate broker at the time of such contract
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Carry-Over Clause. Should the Buyer contract to buy or exchange, or contract to lease a property within days after the expiration of this Agreement with any Seller/Landlord (or anyone acting on 55 Seller’s/Landlord’s behalf) who has been introduced to Buyer, directly or indirectly, during the term hereof, as 56 extended, the Buyer agrees to pay the compensation as set forth above. This carry-over clause shall not apply if the 57 Buyer is subject to a buyer’s representation agreement with another licensed real estate broker at the time of such 58 contract.
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Carry-Over Clause. Should Seller contract to sell or exchange, or contract to lease the Property within days 35 after the expiration of this Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Agreement (“Agreement”) to any Buyer/Tenant (or anyone 36 acting on Buyer’s/Tenant’s behalf) who has been introduced to the Property, directly or indirectly, during the term hereof, 37 as extended, the Seller agrees to pay the compensation as set forth below. This includes but is not limited to any 38 introduction or exposure to Property by advertisements or postings appearing in any medium which originated as a result 39 of listing the Property with Broker. This carry-over clause shall not apply if the Property is listed with another licensed 40 real estate broker at the time of such contract. __________________________________ ___________________________________________
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Carry-Over Clause. Should the Owner lease or contract to lease the Property within days after the expiration 104 of this Agreement to any tenant (or a related person or entity of that tenant) who has been introduced to the Property, 105 directly or indirectly during the Agreement Term hereof, as extended, the Owner agrees to pay the compensation as 106 set forth herein. This includes but is not limited to any introduction or exposure to Property by advertisements or 107 postings appearing in any medium which originated as a result of listing the Property with Broker. Notwithstanding 108 the above, in the event that the Property is leased to the prospective tenant through another licensed broker with whom 109 the Owner has signed an exclusive leasing agreement after the date of expiration of this Agreement, then no 110 compensation shall be owed to Broker by virtue of this Agreement. The compensation obligations set forth herein 111 shall survive the termination of this Agreement.
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Carry-Over Clause. Should the Seller contract to sell or exchange, or contract to lease the Property within 46 days after the Listing Expiration Date of this Exclusive Right to Sell Listing Agreement (“Agreement”) to any 47 Buyer/Tenant (or anyone acting on Xxxxx’s/Xxxxxx’s behalf) who has been introduced to the Property, directly or 48 indirectly, during the term hereof, as extended, the Seller agrees to pay the compensation as set forth below. This includes 49 but is not limited to any introduction or exposure to Property by advertisements or postings appearing in any medium 50 which originated as a result of listing the Property with Broker. This carry-over clause shall not apply if the Property is 51 listed with another licensed real estate broker at the time of such contract.
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  • ZIPPER CLAUSE 303. This Agreement sets forth the full and entire understanding of the parties regarding the matters herein. This Agreement may be modified, but only in writing, upon the mutual consent of the parties.

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