Unit and Common Elements Sample Clauses

Unit and Common Elements. (i) The Unit and the common elements in the Condominium are suitable for the ordinary use in compliance with the Association Governing Documents as a multifamily residence. (ii) Any improvements made or contracted for by Seller will be free from defective materials; constructed in accordance with sound engineering and construction standards; constructed in a workmanlike manner; and constructed in compliance with all laws then applicable to such improvements. The Statutory Warranties are subject to the limitations set forth in RCW 64.34.445(4) through (8) and other sections of the Washington Condominium Act, including the four-year statute of limitations and repose set forth in RCW 64.34.452 and the limitations set forth in RCW 64.34.100.
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