FUNDS DUE UPON EXECUTION Clause Samples
The "Funds Due Upon Execution" clause requires that payment or a specified portion of funds be made immediately when the contract is signed. In practice, this means the party responsible for payment must deliver the agreed amount at the time of execution, often as an initial deposit or upfront fee before any services or goods are provided. This clause ensures the receiving party secures financial commitment from the outset, reducing the risk of non-payment and demonstrating the payer’s intent to proceed with the agreement.
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FUNDS DUE UPON EXECUTION. Concurrently with the execution of this Lease, Tenant shall deliver to Landlord the sum of $22,579.80, which sum represents the Security Deposit ($10,454.11), the Base Rent for the 1st month of the Lease Term ($9,854.00), and Tenant’s Pro Rata Share of operating expenses for the 1st month of the Lease Term ($2,271.69).
