Remedies for Defective Conditions Sample Clauses

Remedies for Defective Conditions. As Buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy for any Defective Condition at a Property identified in any Inspection Report, 50 the Seller shall, at Seller’s election and subject to the terms hereof, choose one of the following options as to each Defective Condition (as any one Property may have more than one identified Defective Condition): (i) correct the Defective Condition at Seller’s sole cost and expense (“Option (1)”), (ii) credit Buyer at Closing against the Purchase Price an amount equal to the estimated cost to correct such Defective Condition as indicated in the Inspection Report (“Option (2)”), in which event Buyer shall assume full Responsibility for the Defective Condition, or (iii) if the estimated cost to correct all the Defective Condition(s) at any one Property is equal to or greater than the Station Correction Cost Cap (or, with respect to any Terminal Property, equal to or greater than Terminal Correction Cost Cap), then, Seller may elect to designate such Property as an Excluded Property as provided for, and subject to the terms of, Section 6.5(b) (“Option (3)”). Within ten (10) days following the Final Report Date, Seller shall notify Buyer in writing whether Seller elects to pursue Option (1), Option (2) or Option (3) for each Defective Condition identified in the Inspection Report. Seller’s failure to provide Buyer with such notice for any such Defective Condition on or before the date required herein shall be deemed Seller’s election to pursue Option (1) for such Defective Condition.
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