Joint Deposits. Buyer and each Seller shall jointly deposit with Escrowholder the following documents for each Closing, each executed by persons or entities duly authorized to execute same on behalf of Buyer and the applicable Seller:
Joint Deposits. If an Account is a joint Account or a payable-on-death (POD) Account (including a "Xxxxxx" trust Account) or similar Account, our rights and liabilities for payment of any sums on deposit shall be governed by the laws of the state in which we maintain your Account. Deposits by Minors, Agents or Trustees. A deposit accepted from or on behalf of a minor, at our option, and subject to applicable law, may be paid to or for the benefit of the minor, and the payment shall be valid even though it may not be executed by the minor's guardian, or legal representative. Where a deposit is accepted from an agent, trustee, or other representative we do not have to inquire as to the authority of the representative, and the deposit may be paid to the Account owner or to the representative without inquiring as to the disposition of the deposit.
Joint Deposits. Buyer and Seller shall jointly deposit with Escrowholder the following documents, each executed by persons or entities duly authorized to execute same on behalf of Buyer and Seller:
(a) Closing Statement prepared by Escrowholder for approval by Buyer and Seller prior to the Closing Date and such closing statements shall be deposited with Escrowholder after the same has been executed by Buyer and Seller. The parties acknowledge that in the event of an Exchange, as defined in Subsection 16.10.1 hereof, such closing statement shall be executed by Qualified Intermediary in lieu of Seller or Buyer, as the case may be.
Joint Deposits. The parties jointly have deposited or will deposit on or before the following:
Joint Deposits. If required, Owner and Purchaser shall jointly execute State of California and Kxxx County transfer transaction tax declaration(s), the cost of which shall be paid pursuant to Section 5.02 herein.
Joint Deposits. On or prior to the Closing Date, Buyer and Seller each shall deposit into the Escrow the following:
8.4.1 A closing statement ("Closing Statement") executed by Seller and Buyer.
8.4.2 State, county and municipal transfer tax declarations signed by Buyer and Seller, as appropriate.
8.4.3 A notice letter to Stoke in the form of Exhibit "G" hereto.
8.4.4 The 3Com Lease, duly executed by both Buyer and Seller, in the form attached hereto as Exhibit "F".
Joint Deposits. Seller and Xxxxx will jointly execute and deposit the following with the Escrowee:
1. General Real Estate Tax Escrow Agreement
2. Receipt of Conveyance Documents and Disbursement Statement 3. ALTA Statement executed by Xxxxxx and Xxxxx and notarized accordingly
Joint Deposits. On or before the Closing Date, Seller's Attorneys and Buyer's Attorneys will, on behalf of Seller and Buyer, respectively, jointly deposit with you the following ("Joint Deposits"):
1. Closing Statement, in triplicate; and 2. All required state and county transfer/transaction tax declaration(s) and any required municipal transfer/transaction tax declarations, in triplicate.
Joint Deposits. Seller and Purchaser shall jointly deposit or cause ----------------- to be deposited the following:
(a) Xxxxxxx Money in the amount of Two MILLION AND No/100 DOLLARS ($2,000,000.00) plus interest accrued thereon, from Escrow No. 98- 067A, dated as of June 30, 1998, currently being held by Escrowee (the "Xxxxxxx Money");
(b) Closing Statement reflecting agreed prorations, executed by Seller and Purchaser (the "Closing Statement"); and
(c) Executed Real Estate Transfer Declarations for the State of Illinois, Xxxx County and City of Chicago (the "Transfer Declarations").
Joint Deposits. If an account is a joint account, our rights and liabilities for payment of any sums on deposit shall be governed by the laws of the state in which we maintain your account. Deposits by Agents or Trustees. Where a deposit is accepted from an agent, trustee, or other representative, we do not have to inquire as to the authority of the representative, Check Endorsement Standards. This service is not currently offered by us but may be offered to you in the future. If check deposits are enabled for your account, the following will apply. If you deposit checks into your account, you are responsible for the condition of the back of the check when it is deposited. The back of the check is used during the check collection process to record the identification of banks processing the check. Most of the back of the check is reserved for bank use. You agree that the endorsement of the check must be contained in the payee endorsement area, which is limited to 1-1/2 inches from the trailing edge of the check on the back. The trailing edge of the check is defined as the left side of the check looking at it from the front. Any writing, stamp, or marking outside of the payee endorsement area may delay the proper return of any unpaid check you have deposited. You agree to indemnify us from any loss or liability, including attorney’s fees, that may be caused by your failure to adhere to the endorsement standards of the Federal Reserve System. Direct Deposit and Deposits by Mail. This service is not currently offered by us but may be offered to you in the future. If direct deposits or deposits by mail are enabled for your account, the following will apply. Our direct deposit service and deposit by mail service are for your convenience. Currently, we do not accept direct deposit or deposits by mail, but we reserve the right to offer this service to you at a later time. We are not accountable for deposits made in this manner until the deposit is actually accepted and processed by our authorized employees. Deposits made in this manner will be posted to your account after acceptance by our authorized employees and the expiration of any applicable hold. Our records are conclusive proof of what deposits we received from you through the mail service. If any direct deposit is recalled, we are authorized to reverse the deposit without prior notice to you, except as otherwise required by law. Your claim that an item was deposited, which is now missing, will not create a presumption tha...
