Common use of Insured Closing Letter Clause in Contracts

Insured Closing Letter. If Escrow Agent does not issue its own title insurance policies, but acts as an agent for an underwriter, as a condition to Escrow Agent acting as such, Escrow Agent shall cause its underwriter to issue to the parties a closing protection letter or insured closing service in written form satisfactory to Buyer, within five (5) days following the Opening Date.

Insured Closing Letter. If Escrow Agent does not issue its own title insurance policies, but acts as an agent for an underwriter, as a condition to Escrow Agent acting as such, Escrow Agent shall cause its underwriter to issue to the parties a closing protection letter or insured closing service in written form satisfactory to BuyerSeller, within five (5) days following the Opening Date.

Insured Closing Letter. If Escrow Agent does not issue its own title insurance policies, but acts as an agent for an underwriter, as a condition to Escrow Agent acting as such, Escrow Agent shall will cause its underwriter to issue to the parties parties, a closing protection letter or insured closing service in written form satisfactory to Buyer, within five (5) days following the Opening Agreement Date.

Insured Closing Letter. If Escrow Agent does not issue its own title insurance policies, but acts as an agent for an underwriter, as a condition to Escrow Agent acting as such, Escrow Agent shall cause its underwriter to issue to the parties Buyer, a closing protection letter or insured closing service in written form satisfactory to Buyer, within five twenty (520) days following the Opening Date.