Common use of No Warranties by County Clause in Contracts

No Warranties by County. The Company acknowledges that it has examined the Land and so much of the other property constituting the Project as is in existence on the date of execution and delivery hereof, as well as title thereto, prior to the making of this Agreement, and knows the condition and state thereof as of the day of the execution hereof, and accepts the same in said condition and state and subject to any existing encumbrances; that no warranties or representations as to the condition or state thereof have been made by representatives of the County; and that the Company in entering into this Agreement is relying solely upon its own examination thereof and of any portion of the Project acquired subsequent to the date hereof. The County makes no warranty, either express or implied, as to title to any part of the Project or any encumbrances (or lack thereof) or the design, capabilities, or condition of the Project or that it will be suitable for the Company’s purposes or needs or as to the state of title to the Project.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Lieu of Tax Agreement, Tax Agreement, Tax Agreement

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