Common use of Access, Etc Clause in Contracts

Access, Etc. The streets abutting the Real Property are public roads to which the Real Property has direct vehicular access or are private ways with direct vehicular access to public roads) to which the Real Property has direct access without charge or liability for maintenance or repair (except as may be set forth in any easement agreements listed as Permitted Liens herein).

Access, Etc. The streets abutting the each Real Property are public roads roads, to which the Real Property has direct vehicular access by trucks and other motor vehicles and by foot, or are private ways (with direct vehicular access by trucks and other motor vehicles and by foot to public roads) to which the Real Property has direct access without charge or liability for maintenance or repair (except as may be set forth required in any easement agreements listed connection with the payment of association or owner's fees pursuant to recorded instruments. No easements over land of others are required for such means of access and egress except as Permitted Liens herein)disclosed in the Title Commitment or the Survey for such Real Property furnished to Lender.