The Company IS NOT REQUIRED TO DETERMINE Sample Clauses

The Company IS NOT REQUIRED TO DETERMINE the condition of systems and components that are not readily accessible; the remaining life expectancy of systems and components; the strength, adequacy, effectiveness, and efficiency of systems and components; the causes of conditions and deficiencies; methods, materials, and costs of corrections; future conditions including but not limited to failure of systems and components; the suitability of the Inspected Property for specialized uses; compliance of systems and components with past and present requirements and guidelines (including, but not limited to, codes, regulations, laws, ordinances, specifications, installation and maintenance instructions, and use and care guides); the market value of the Inspected Property and its marketability; the advisability of purchasing the Inspected Property; the insurability of the Inspected Property; the presence or absence of any actual or potential environmental concerns or hazards in the air, water, soil or building materials (including, but not limited to: (a) asbestos; (b) radon; (c) oil, gasoline or any other petroleum product; (d) lead; (e) urea formaldehyde; (f) mold; (g) mildew; (h) fungus; (i) odors; (j) noise; (k) toxic or flammable chemicals; (l) water or air quality; (m) PCBs or other toxins; (n) electromagnetic fields; (o) underground storage tanks; (p) proximity to toxic waste sites or sites being monitored by any state or federal agency; (q) carbon monoxide; (r) the presence of or any hazards associated with the use or placement of Chinese drywall at the Inspected Property; or any other environmental or health hazards, unless otherwise agreed to and an additional fee paid); the presence or absence of plants, animals, insects or other life forms and substances whether or not they are hazardous or harmful to humans, and including the reporting of any signs of insect or animal activity at the Inspected Property; the effectiveness of systems installed and methods used to control or remove suspected hazardous plants, animals, insects and/or environmental hazards; operating costs of systems and components; acoustical properties of systems and components; soil conditions relating to geotechnical or hydrologic specialties; whether items, materials, conditions and components are subject to recall, controversy, litigation, product liability, and other adverse claims and conditions.
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The Company IS NOT REQUIRED TO DETERMINE the condition of systems and components that are not readily accessible; the remaining life expectancy of systems and components; the strength, adequacy, effectiveness, and efficiency of systems and components; the causes of conditions and deficiencies; methods, materials, and costs of corrections; future conditions including but not limited to failure of systems and components; the suitability of the Inspected Property for specialized uses; compliance of systems and components with past and present requirements and guidelines (including, but not limited to, codes, regulations, laws, ordinances, specifications, installation and maintenance instructions, and use and care guides); the market value of the Inspected Property and its marketability; the advisability of purchasing the Inspected Property; the presence or absence of any actual or potential environmental concerns or hazards in the air, water, soil or building materials (including, but not limited to: (a) asbestos; (b) radon; (c) oil, gasoline or any other petroleum product;
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