TITLE STANDARD Sample Clauses

TITLE STANDARD. Any title matter which is the subject of a title standard of the Massachusetts Conveyancers Association at the time for delivery of the deed shall be governed by said title standard to the extent applicable.
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TITLE STANDARD. Any matter which is the subject of a Title Standard or a Practice Standard of the Massachusetts Conveyancers’ Association at the time for delivery of the deed shall be governed by said such Standard to the extent applicable.
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TITLE STANDARD. For the purposes of Seller's title warranty in Section 3.3, Seller's title shall be good and defensible (as distinguished from technically marketable); provided, no Permitted Encumbrance shall constitute a title defect. "Permitted Encumbrances" are, except as otherwise provided herein, comprised of (i) matters described without material omission in Schedule 3.5 or 3.9, (ii) royalties, overriding royalties, production payments and other burdens on production which do not reduce the interest in an item of the Interests to less than that warranted in Section 3.3, (iii) liens for taxes, labor and materials where payment is not due, (iv) regulatory authority of governmental agencies not presently or previously violated, easements, surface leases and rights, plat restrictions and similar encumbrances, provided that they do not detract from the value or increase the cost of operation of any item of the Interests, and (v) regulatory filings with and consents by regulatory authority if they are customarily obtained subsequent to the sale or conveyance. For purposes of this Section 2.3, "good and defensible title" shall mean a title that is free from reasonable doubts or claims either as to matters of law or fact, such as are sufficient to form a basis of (or would reasonably subject Buyer to) litigation, or compel Buyer to resort to parol evidence, not afforded by the official public records (or to presumptions of fact that would probably, in the event of suit, become genuine issues of fact), to defend Buyer's title against such outstanding doubts or claims.
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