Common use of CERTIFICATION OF OWNERSHIP Clause in Contracts

CERTIFICATION OF OWNERSHIP. Seller certifies that Seller owns all of the above Real Estate and other items included 37 in the sale as listed in Sections 3 & 4 and that they will be free and clear of any debt, lien or encumbrances upon the final settlement 38 and conveyance of the Real Estate (the “Closing”) except as listed in Section 11 of this Contract. Seller represents and warrants 39 that it is the fee owner to the Real Estate, and owner of the other items listed in Sections 3 & 4, together with respective spouses, 40 if applicable, and no third party signatures are required to transfer fee simple title in the Real Estate, unless expressly provided in 41 Section 11 of this Contract.

CERTIFICATION OF OWNERSHIP. Seller certifies that Seller owns all of the above Real Estate and other items 36 included 37 in the sale as listed in Sections 3 & 4 and that they will be free and clear of any debt, lien or encumbrances upon the 37 final settlement 38 and conveyance of the Real Estate (the “Closing”) except as listed in Section 11 of this Contract. Seller 38 represents and warrants 39 that it is the fee owner to the Real Estate, and owner of the other items listed in Sections 3 & 4, together 39 with respective spouses, 40 if applicable, and no third party signatures are required to transfer fee simple title in the Real Estate, 40 unless expressly provided in 41 Section 11 of this Contract.