AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Purchaser acknowledges having reviewed and signed the Agency Disclosure Statement.
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Buyer acknowledges that Agent disclosed Seller's name.
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Xxxxx acknowledges that Agent disclosed Seller's name.
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Buyer acknowledges having reviewed and signed the attached State of Ohio Disclosure Statement (if applicable)
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Auction Firm hereby acknowledges that they represent the Seller. An Agency Disclosure Statement must be signed by the high bidder.
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. By signing this Lease, the Landlords and Tenants acknowledge and agree they have received the Consumer Information Statement (CIS) on New Jersey Real Estate Relationships from the Brokerage firms involved in this transaction prior to the first showing of this property. I, , as an authorized representative of RE/MAX MAIN ST REALTY, am working in this transaction as: Xxxxxxxx’s Agent Only Xxxxxx’s Agent Only Disclosed Dual Agent Transactional Broker Information supplied by , has indicated that it is working in this transaction as a: ______ Xxxxxxxx’s Agent Only Xxxxxx’s Agent Only ______ Transactional Broker Disclosed Dual Agent
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. The listing broker and all agents associated with the listing broker represent the owner. The___________________________________ (Selling Broker) and___________________________________represent (please check one): (Selling Agent) the purchaser/tenant_____the owner_____ If a broker/agent is representing both the purchaser/tenant and the owner as a dual agent, he/she must attach a copy of the agreement signed by the purchaser/tenant and owner acknowledging their agreement to this arrangement. By signing below, the parties confirm that they have received, read and understood the information in this Agency Disclosure Form and that this form was provided to them before signing a contract to purchase/lease real estate. /s/ signature illegible Purchaser/Tenant Date Owner Date ------------------------------------------------- Purchaser/Tenant Date Owner Date Any questions regarding the role or responsibility of real estate brokers or agents in Ohio can be directed to an attorney or to: State of Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Real Estate Telephone in Ohio 1-800-000-0000 xx in Columbus 614/466-4100 [FLOOR PLANS] 40 FIRST LEASE AMENDMENT --------------------- THIS FIRST LEASE AMENDMENT (the "Amendment") is executed this 14th day of May, 1997, by and between DUKE REALTY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, an Indiana limited partnership ("Landlord"), and ENTEX INFORMATION SERVICES, INC., a Delaware corporation ("Tenant").
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. Real Estate is being sold through United Country Real Estate and Auction Services, LLC. Xxxxx and Seller acknowledge having reviewed and signed the Agency Disclosure Statement.
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. AGENT FOR THE SELLER ONLY - It is expressly understood and agreed between the parties that the named Agent for Seller, Auctioneer(s), any Subagents, their salespeople, licensees, employees, staff officers and/or partners, are Agent(s) for the Seller only. Buyer has the right and obligation to hire a Buyer representative to act on their behalf. The expense of Buyer representation is at the sole cost and obligation of the Buyer.
AGENCY DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. This extended National Interest Analysis (NIA) has been prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, in consultation with other relevant government agencies. The extended NIA identifies all the substantive legal obligations in the Agreement between New Zealand and the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu on Economic Cooperation and the associated Air Transport Agreement, a few of which will require legislative implementation, and analyses the advantages and disadvantages to New Zealand in becoming a party to these agreements. The Government has identified certain types of regulatory effects that would require a particularly strong case before regulation would be considered (impose additional costs on business during the current economic recession; impair private property rights, market competition, or the incentives on businesses to innovate and invest; override fundamental common law principles), but implementation of the obligations arising under ANZTEC are not expected to give rise to effects of this type.
