Common use of VOETSTOOTS Clause in Contracts

VOETSTOOTS. The property is sold voetstoots and neither the SELLER nor the AUCTIONEER shall be liable for any defects, patent, latent or otherwise in the property nor of any damage occasioned to or suffered by the PURCHASER reason of such defect. The purchaser admits having inspected the property to his satisfaction and that no guarantees or warranties of any nature were made by the SELLER or the AUCTIONEER regarding the condition or quality of the property or any of the improvements theron or accessories thereof. The property is further sold as represented by the title deeds. Neither the SELLER nor the AUCTIONEER shall be liable for any deficiency that may be found to exist and renounces all excess. Neither the SELLER nor the AUCTIONEER shall be under any obligation to point out any beacons in respect of the property. The property is also sold subject to all existing servitudes and conditions specified in the title deed.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement, Purchase and Sale Agreement, Purchase and Sale Agreement

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