Common use of Fire Insurance Clause in Contracts

Fire Insurance. Seller will continue in force the present insurance coverage upon the Premises until delivery of deed or possession to the Purchaser, whichever event shall first occur, and, in case of loss, will credit on account of the purchase price at settlement any insurance collected or collectible either by Seller or any mortgagee or other loss payee therefor. The Purchaser should inquire after the property is struck off concerning the amount of such insurance.

Fire Insurance. Seller will continue in force the present insurance coverage upon the Premises until delivery of deed or possession to the Purchaser, whichever event shall first occur, and, in case of loss, will credit on account of the purchase price at settlement any insurance collected or collectible either by Seller or any mortgagee or other loss payee therefor. The Purchaser should inquire after the property Premises is struck off concerning the amount of such insurance.

Fire Insurance. Seller will continue in force the present insurance coverage upon the Premises until delivery of deed or possession to the Purchaser, whichever event shall first occur, and, in case of loss, will credit on account of the purchase price at settlement any insurance collected or collectible either by Seller Seller, or any mortgagee mortgagee, or other loss payee thereforthereof. The Purchaser should inquire after the property Premises is struck off concerning the amount of such insurance.