Final Title Commitment definition
Examples of Final Title Commitment in a sentence
At closing, Seller shall pay for the cost of issuing a standard owner’s title insurance policy in accordance with the Final Title Commitment.
At Closing, Seller shall pay for the cost of issuing a standard owner’s title insurance policy in accordance with the Final Title Commitment.
Buyer agrees to accept the Final Title Commitment notwithstanding: (a) standard exceptions, conditions and requirements; (b) any exception, condition or requirement that Seller intends to satisfy and/or remove (and is in fact satisfied and/or removed) at the time of or prior to Closing; (c) any specific or general exception or exclusion with respect to Minerals; and/or (d) any matter listed, described or revealed in the Final Title Commitment that constitutes a Permitted Exception.
The cost of furnishing the Final Title Commitment shall be charged to Seller.
At Closing, Seller shall pay for the cost of the issuance of a standard owner’s title insurance policy in accordance with the Final Title Commitment; provided, however, that Seller shall not be obligated to pay the costs of any special coverages or endorsements requested by Buyer or Buyer’s lender.
Seller shall have no obligation with respect to and Buyer’s obligations are not contingent upon the satisfaction of any Buyer-Related Requirement or the availability or issuance of any extended or special title insurance coverage, any title insurance endorsement or any other title insurance product other than the Final Title Commitment for the issuance of a standard coverage ALTA owner’s title insurance policy as described in this Agreement.
At closing, Seller shall pay for the cost of issuing a standard coverage ALTA owner’s title insurance policy in accordance with the Final Title Commitment.
Buyer agrees to accept the Final Title Commitment furnished by Seller notwithstanding: (a) standard exceptions, conditions and requirements; (b) any exception, condition or requirement that can and will be satisfied and/or removed at or prior to Closing; and/or (c) any matter listed, described or revealed in the Final Title Commitment that constitutes a Permitted Exception.
Seller shall pay all search fees, abstracting expenses and attorney’s fees incurred for the preparation of the Preliminary Title Evidence and the Final Title Commitment.
The deed restriction shall also require all commercial uses in Phases II and III to be upscale uses and shall expressly prohibit uses that would detract from the operation of the Hotel including, without limitation, flea markets, dollar stores, adult entertainment, pawn shops and adult-themed restaurants and establishments (it being agreed that competition from a second hotel shall not be deemed a detraction).