VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS Sample Clauses

VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. 6.1 The property is sold ‘voetstoots’ and the Seller gives no warranties, express or implied, as to patent or latent defects.
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VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. 6.1 The Seller renounces all claims to any excess and will not be answerable for any deficiency in the declared extent of the property and no warranties are given in respect of the boundaries of the property.
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VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. 11.1 Save as herein specifically provided, the sale constituted by this Agreement shall be "voetstoots" and the Seller gives no warranties of any nature whatsoever, whether expressed or implied. The Purchaser hereby acknowledges that the Seller shall in no way be responsible for any defect whether latent or patent on the property, apart from those warranties provided for in terms of the National Home Builders Registration Council, which are:
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VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. The Purchaser shall accept transfer of the property subject to all conditions and servitudes benefiting or burdening the property imposed by the Association or any other competent authority. The Purchaser acknowledges that any boundary walls which may be depicted on the plans may or may not fall within the boundaries of his property with a possible resultant reduction in the physical size of his property, in which event the Purchaser agrees that he shall have no claim whatsoever against the Developer provided however that such reduction in the physical size of the Purchaser’s property shall not be greater than 5% (five percent). The Purchaser acknowledges that, in using the property, he will be bound by: all the approvals of and conditions of approvals imposed by and all relevant authorities; the Memorandum of Incorporation, the Constitution, the Association's Rules and By-Laws, Principal Architectural and Landscape Design manuals and any other plans, manual, guidelines, policy, contracts and the like of any authority and to which the development may be subject or which may hereafter be imposed, which Constitution and Rules the Purchaser agrees to have read and understood and confirm having received via email. TRANSFER OF THE PROPERTY Transfer of the Property shall be passed by the Developer ’s Conveyancers and shall be given and taken upon the estimated Transfer Date as recorded in H of the Information Schedule or as soon as is reasonably possible thereafter. The Purchaser shall upon request by the Developer ’s Conveyancers pay all costs of transfer and all bond costs (if any) (plus VAT on such costs), costs of all necessary affidavits and all other costs which have to be incurred in order to comply with the statutes or other enactments or regulations relating to the passing of transfer of the Property. The Purchaser agrees that any delays in registration of transfer shall not give rise to any rights by the Purchaser to cancel this agreement, or to damages or otherwise, and the sale shall continue to be of full force and effect notwithstanding any delay in registration of transfer. Should the Purchaser in any way delay the transfer of the Property, then without prejudice to any other rights or remedies of the Developer in terms of this agreement, the Purchaser, with effect from the date which the Developer ’s Conveyancers certify to be the date upon which transfer ought reasonably to have been registered but for such delay, shall pay to the Developer: int...
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VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. The property is sold ‘voetstoots’ and the Seller gives no warranties, express or implied, as to patent or latent defects. The extent of the property as set out in the schedule of information is approximate and the final extent of the property will be shown in the general plan to be approved by the Surveyor-General. The Seller renounces all claims to any excess and will not be answerable for any deficiency in the declared extent of the property and no warranties are given in respect of the boundaries of the property. The property is sold subject to all such conditions as are mentioned and/or referred to in the title deed/s relating to the property and to such conditions as are or may hereafter be imposed by any relevant authority. The Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that he/she has satisfied himself/herself as to the condition of the property and it is agreed that the Seller shall not be required to level the property or to carry out any earthworks or landscaping in respect thereof.
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VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. 9.1. The property is sold voetstoots, as it stands now and the Purchaser shall be deemed, prior to the sale, to have made itself fully acquainted with the property and with all its defects, whether latent or patent, and to have purchased the property subject thereto.
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VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. 5.1 Subject to the provisions of clause 13.1, the Property is sold voetstoots and the Seller gives no warranties, express or implied, as to patent or latent defects.
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VOETSTOOTS, EXTENT AND TITLE CONDITIONS. 5.1 The Purchaser shall accept transfer of the property subject to all conditions and servitudes benefiting or burdening the property imposed by the Association or any other competent authority.
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