Examples of CT Property in a sentence
CT shall sell, convey, assign, transfer and deliver to Purchaser and Purchaser shall purchase, acquire and accept from CT, the CT Property, for the purchase price of $2,411,755.00.
Section 2.1. The purchase price for the Property shall be $88,665,568.00 (the “Purchase Price”), allocated as follows: Elgin Property: $35,324,230; University Park Property: $24,341,338; CT Property: $29,000,000.
It is agreed and understood by Buyer that, upon Seller’s receipt of the items identified herein that: (a) Seller shall neither have nor incur further obligations to Buyer to address any conditions or requirements arising from or related to former, current or future environmental conditions at, under, emanating from or having emanated from the CT Property; and (b) Buyer shall reimburse Seller for reasonable costs incurred by Seller relating to post-Closing conditions caused by Buyer.
For purposes of this Agreement, “Property Acquisition Price” shall mean $21,450,000 for the IL Property, $20,000,000 for the TX Property and $80,750,000 for the CT Property.
True and complete copies of the title insurance policies obtained by TX LLC in connection with its acquisition of the TX Property, IL LLC in connection with its acquisition of the IL Property and CT LLC in connection with its acquisition of the CT Property have been heretofore delivered to counsel to the special committee of the board of directors of GXXX.
Notwithstanding this obligation of Seller, Buyer agrees that Buyer, to the exclusion of Seller, shall have the sole obligation for any investigation and remediation costs, including reimbursement of Seller for such costs, arising as a result of Buyer’s use of the CT Property after the Closing.
For so long as Operating Company leases the CT Property, Buyer shall cause Operating Company to use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain from the owner of the CT Property any required signatures for any variance and/or use or activity restriction, including deed restrictions and ELURs, if such restriction is consistent with Operating Company’s intended use of the CT Property.
To the extent such forms require certification by a party agreeing to complete any necessary environmental investigation and remediation of the site (the “Certifying Party”), the parties will use reasonable efforts to obtain such certification from TransTechnology Corporation or Norco, Inc., the current owner of the CT Property.
For so long as Operating Company leases the CT Property, Buyer agrees that it will not use the CT Property for residential use.
As additional security, the NJ Loan and the CT Loan (collectively, the “NJ/CT Loan”), and the NY Loan, will each be secured by an agreement from each Borrower pledging and agreeing to pay to Lender all Excess Cash Flow (as defined below) generated by its Individual Property constituting NJ Property and the CT Property with respect to the NJ/CT Loan, and the NY Property with respect to the NY Loan.