Common use of Outstanding Property Liabilities Clause in Contracts

Outstanding Property Liabilities. The Company has no liability arising out of a conveyance, transfer, lease, tenancy, licence, agreement or other document relating to land, premises or an interest in land or premises.

Outstanding Property Liabilities. The Except in relation to the Properties, the Company has no liability liabilities (actual or contingent) arising out of a the conveyance, transfer, lease, tenancy, licence, agreement or other document relating to land, land or premises or an interest in land or premises, including, without limitation, leasehold premises assigned or otherwise disposed of.

Outstanding Property Liabilities. The Except in relation to the Property the Company has no liability liabilities (actual or contingent) arising out of a the conveyance, transfer, lease, tenancy, licence, agreement or other document relating to land, land or premises or an interest in land or premises, including, without limitation, leasehold premises assigned or otherwise disposed of and the Company has not entered into any agreement to acquire or dispose of any land or premises or any interest therein which has not been completed and has not given any guarantee or indemnity for any liability relating to any Property whatsoever.