ACTION BY OWNER definition

ACTION BY OWNER. The undersigned Xxxxxx has read and fully understands the foregoing offer and hereby: accepts said offer and agrees to convey the Real Estate according to the above terms and conditions, rejects said offer, or counteroffers according to the modifications initialed by Seller(s). Counteroffer shall become null and void if not accepted in writing on or before o’clock A.M. P.M. Noon Midnight EASTERN STANDARD TIME , 20 . Owner acknowledges that Agency Disclosure Statement has been signed.
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ACTION BY OWNER. The undersigned Xxxxxx has read and fully understands the foregoing offer and hereby: ACCEPTED
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ACTION BY OWNER. The undersigned Xxxxxx has read and fully understands the foregoing offer and hereby: accepts said offer rejects said offer, counters said offer and agrees to leave counter offer open until Eastern Time; and agrees to convey the Real Estate according to the above terms and conditions, Owner acknowledges that Agency Disclosure Statement has been signed.
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Examples of ACTION BY OWNER in a sentence

  • ACTION BY OWNER: The undersigned Seller has read and fully understands the foregoing offer and hereby: Accepts said offer and agrees to convey the Real Estate according to the above terms and conditions, Rejects said offer, or Counteroffers according to the modifications initialed by Seller(s).

  • ACTION BY OWNER: The undersigned Seller has read and fully understands the foregoing offer and hereby: ACCEPTED 29.

  • ACTION BY OWNER WITH RESPECT TO BANKRUPTCY......................................................14 SECTION 4.04.

  • EXCLUDED CLAIMS: AN EXCLUDED CLAIM IS ANY ACTION, PROCEEDING OR CAUSE OF ACTION BY OWNER OR ITS AGENT FOR THE EVICTION OF RESIDENT FROM THE PREMISES, TO RECOVER POSSESSION OF THE PREMISES, OR TO COLLECT PAST-DUE RENTS OR OTHER SUMS DUE UNDER THIS LEASE CONTRACT.

  • ACTION BY OWNER WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN MATTERS.................................................14 SECTION 4.03.


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ACTION BY OWNER. The undersigned Seller has read and fully understands the foregoing offer and hereby:
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