Property Boundaries. The Buyer will satisfy itself as to all property boundaries. If a dispute arises, verification of said boundaries will be at the Buyer’s expense.
Property Boundaries. To Earthstone’s Knowledge, all of the Earthstone Properties have been drilled and completed, as applicable, within the boundaries of the Earthstone Properties or within the limits otherwise permitted by contract, pooling or unit agreements, and by Applicable Law; and all drilling and completion of the Earthstone Properties and all development and operations on the Earthstone Properties have been conducted in all material respects in compliance with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations and permits, and judgments, orders and decrees of any court or governmental body or agency.
Property Boundaries. If the Buyer does wish to inspect the Property boundaries, the Buyer should initial “Elected.” If the Buyer does not wish to inspect the Property boundaries, the Buyer should initial “Waived.” Many Buyers rely on visual cues - such as fences, xxxxxx or walls - or representations in the MLS or by the Seller to determine the Property boundaries. Unless the boundaries of the property are laid out as a term of the Agreement of Sale, these estimations should not be considered to be accurate. While this may be an effective tool for approximation, it should not be taken as the true Property boundary. The Buyers are advised to hire a surveyor or title abstractor to assess the actual boundaries of, or amount of, the land included with the Property. Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazards If the Property involved was built prior to 1978, the Buyer has the option to conduct a risk assessment and/or inspection to determine the presence and risk of lead-based paint. If the Buyer does want this inspection, the Buyer should initial “Elected.” If the Buyer does not wish to have such an inspection, the Buyer should initial “Waived.” Where the Property was built before 1978, the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act requires the Seller to provide the Buyer with the EPA-approved “Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home” information pamphlet. Practice Tip: PAR produces a Lead-Based Paint Hazards Disclosure Addendum (PAR Form LPD) to make the mandatory disclosures, as well as a version of the mandatory EPA booklet (Form LPB). The LPD is intended to be initiated on the Seller’s side of the transaction, most likely when the Listing Contract or Seller’s Property Disclosure are being filled out. (See Form LPD and its Guidelines for Preparation and Use) Note: The LPD or other compliant form is required in every pre-1978 sale. Brokers on both sides of the transaction may be held to very strict enforcement if audited by the EPA. Be sure that all information, including all initials and signatures of the parties, has been completed. The Buyer acknowledges that she has received the LPD and EPA pamphlet on the signature page.
Property Boundaries. To Magellan’s Knowledge: (a) all of the Poplar Properties have been drilled and completed, as applicable, within the boundaries of the Poplar Properties or within the limits otherwise permitted by contract, pooling or unit agreements, and by Applicable Law in all material respects; and (b) all drilling and completion of the Poplar Properties and all development and operations on the Poplar Properties have been conducted in all material respects in compliance with all Applicable Laws, ordinances, rules, regulations and permits, and judgments, orders and decrees of any court or governmental body or agency.
Property Boundaries. Buyer may engage the services of a surveyor, title abstractor, or other qualified professional to assess the legal Waived 394 395 396 397 398 description, certainty and location of boundaries and/or quantum of land. Most sellers have not had the Property surveyed as it is not a requirement of property transfer in Pennsylvania. Any fences, xxxxxx, walls and other natural or constructed barriers may or may not represent the true boundary lines of the Property. Any numerical represen- tations of size of property are approximations only and may be inaccurate. Lead-Based Paint Hazards (For Properties built prior to 1978 only) 399 Elected Before Buyer is obligated to purchase a residential dwelling built prior to 1978, Buyer has the option to conduct Waived 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 Elected 408 a risk assessment and/or inspection of the Property for the presence of lead-based paint and/or lead-based paint hazards. Regardless of whether this inspection is elected or waived, the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act requires a seller of property built prior to 1978 to provide the Buyer with an EPA-approved lead hazards information pamphlet titled “Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home,” along with a separate form, attached to this Agreement, disclosing Seller's knowledge of lead-based paint hazards and any lead-based paint records regarding the Property. Other Waived 409 The Inspections elected above do not apply to the following existing conditions and/or items: 410 411 412 (D) Notices Regarding Property & Environmental Inspections
Property Boundaries. Buyer may engage the services of a surveyor, title abstractor, or other qualified professional to assess the legal description, certainty and location of boundaries and/or quantum of land. Most sellers have not had the Property sur- veyed as it is not a requirement of property transfer in Pennsylvania. Any fences, xxxxxx, walls and other natural or constructed barriers may or may not represent the true boundary lines of the Property. Any numerical representations of size of property are approximations only and may be inaccurate. lead-Based Paint hazards (for Properties built prior to 1978 only) ____ Before Buyer is obligated to purchase a residential dwelling built prior to 1978, Buyer has the option to conduct a risk assessment and/or inspection of the Property for the presence of lead-based paint and/or lead-based paint haz- ards. regardless of whether this inspection is elected or waived, the residential lead-Based Paint hazard reduction act requires a seller of property built prior to 1978 to provide the Buyer with an ePa-approved lead hazards information pamphlet titled “Protect your family from lead in your home,” along with a sep- arate form, attached to this agreement, disclosing seller’s knowledge of lead-based paint hazards and any lead-based paint records regarding the Property. __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Other Waived ____ ____ ____ ____ / / Waived ____ ____ / Waived ____ ____ / Waived ____ ____ / Waived ____ ____ / Waived ____ ____ / Waived ____ ____ / Waived 380 381 382 383 384 385 The Inspections elected above do not apply to the following existing conditions and/or items: __________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Property Boundaries. To Oak Valley’s Knowledge, all of the Oak Valley Properties have been drilled and completed, as applicable, within the boundaries of the Oak Valley Properties or within the limits otherwise permitted by contract, pooling or unit agreements, and by Applicable Law; and all drilling and completion of the Oak Valley Properties and all development and operations on the Oak Valley Properties have been conducted in all material respects in compliance with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, regulations and permits, and judgments, orders and decrees of any court or governmental body or agency.
Property Boundaries. Should SVB decide to exercise the option for either Beskauga Main or Beskauga South only, the parties acknowledge that the boundaries between Beskauga Main and Beskauga South will be determined before the end of the option period based on geochemical analysis of available drilling results. For greater certainty mineralization with characteristics similar to drill holes BgS43 through to BgS92 will be used to define Beskauga South boundaries, and mineralization with characteristics similar to drill holes Bg-31 through to Bg-85 will be used to define Beskauga Main boundaries.
Property Boundaries. If the Buyer does not wish to inspect the Property boundaries, the Buyer should initial “WAIVED.” If the Buyer does wish to inspect the Property boundaries, the Buyer should initial “ELECTED.” Many Buyers rely on visual cues—such as fences, xxxxxx or walls—or representations in the MLS or by the Seller to determine the Property boundaries. Unless the boundaries of the property are laid out as a term of the Agreement of Sale, these estimations should not be considered to be accurate. While this may be an effective tool for approximation, it should not be taken as the true Property boundary. The Buyers are advised to hire a surveyor, title abstractor to assess the actual boundaries of or amount of land included with the Property.
Property Boundaries. Fishers shall be solely and exclusively liable for identifying the property boundaries within which the Trail Equipment shall be installed. PTD shall install the Trail Equipment within the boundaries identified by Fishers. Consistent with the Article 3.02 above, PTD shall flag the trail within the property boundaries prior to installation. If (a) Fishers approves the flagged trail as part of the Final Plan and (b) PTC installs the Trail Equipment consistent with the Final Plan on the flagged trail, PTD shall not be liable for damages related to or arising out of installation outside the boundaries of Fishers’ property.
