Common use of Effect of dealings Clause in Contracts

Effect of dealings. A dealing by us or failure by us to deal with anyone or with any right or security doesn't release or impair a right of ours. This is so even though you may not know of or consent to the dealing, whatever are the terms on which we act, and even if we receive nothing in return. For example, subject to section 5.5.3, if we renew the loan with a new owner after a transfer of the property, that doesn't change a liability of yours under the mortgage.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Mortgage Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, www.bmo.com

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Effect of dealings. A dealing by us or failure by us to deal with anyone or with any right or security doesn't release or impair a right of ours. This is so even though you may not know of or consent to the dealing, whatever are the terms on which we act, and even if we receive nothing in return. For example, subject to section 5.5.37.5.3, if we renew the loan with a new owner after a transfer of the property, that doesn't change a liability of yours under the mortgagecontract.

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Samples: www.bmo.com

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