Common use of No Warranty of Title Clause in Contracts

No Warranty of Title. In executing this Lease, the State makes no claims or guarantees with respect to the title of the Premises herein Leased, and the Lessee specifically agrees that it shall in no way hold the State liable for any claims or damages for any interruption of its enjoyment or use of the Premises should any dispute to title arise during the course of this Lease.

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Samples: realestatesales.gov, Lease, Lease

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No Warranty of Title. In executing this Lease, the State makes no claims or guarantees with respect to the title of the Premises herein Leasedleased, and the Lessee specifically agrees that it shall in no way hold the State liable for any claims or damages for any interruption of its enjoyment or use of the Premises should any dispute to title arise during the course of this Lease.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: realestatesales.gov

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