Landowner Interest Clause Samples
The Landowner Interest clause defines the rights and entitlements of the property owner in relation to the land subject to the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies the extent of the landowner's legal and beneficial interests, such as ownership, control, or the right to receive payments or benefits arising from the land. It may also specify any limitations or conditions on these interests, for example, if the land is subject to leases, easements, or other encumbrances. The core function of this clause is to ensure all parties understand the landowner's position and rights, thereby preventing disputes over ownership or entitlement during the term of the agreement.
Landowner Interest. The Landowner represents and warrants to the Council that on the date of this agreement it is the registered proprietor of the Land.
Landowner Interest. The Landowner, being the registered proprietor of the Land at the time of execution of this Deed, acknowledges that Council requires the registration of this Deed on the folio of the Land under section 7.6 of the EPA Act and that, on registration by the Registrar- General, this Deed will be binding on and enforceable against the registered proprietor of the Land from time to time as if each registered proprietor for the time being had entered into this Deed.
Landowner Interest. (a) Each Landowner represents and warrants to the Council that, on the date of this agreement, it:
(i) is the registered proprietor of its respective part of the Land and consents to the registration of this agreement in accordance with clause 8.2, and
(ii) has obtained the consent of each person who has an estate or interest in its respective part of the Land registered under the Real Property Act 1900 (NSW), or is seized or possessed of an estate or interest in its respective part of the Land, to the registration of this agreement on title.