Building and Zoning laws. 96 The Buyer intends to use the Property as a family home. The Seller states, to the best of the 97 Seller’s knowledge, that this use does not violate any applicable zoning ordinance, building code or other law. The Seller will pay for 98 and obtain Certificate of Occupancy, Certificate of Land Use Compliance or other similar document required by law and will arrange 99 and pay for all inspections required to obtain such document. XXXXXX AGREES TO CORRECT ALL VIOLATIONS, AT 100 THE SELLER’S OWN EXPENSE, PRIOR TO THE CLOSING OF TITLE. 101 102 9. ITEMS INCLUDED IN SALE: 103 Gas and electric fixtures, cooking ranges and ovens, hot water heaters, linoleum, T.V. antenna. screens, storm sash, shades, blinds, 104 awnings, radiator covers, heating apparatus and sump pump, if any, except where owned by tenants, are included in this sale. All of 105 the appliances shall he in working order as of the closing of title. This provision shall not survive closing of title. This means 106 that the Seller DOES NOT GUARANTEE the condition of the appliances AFTER the deed and affidavit of title have been 107 delivered to the Buyer at the “Closing”. The following items are also specifically included: 108 109 110 111 10. ITEMS EXCLUDED FROM SALE: 112 113 114 115 11. ASSESSMENTS: 116 All confirmed assessments and all unconfirmed assessments which may be imposed by the municipality for public improvements 117 which have been completed as of the date of Closing are to be paid in full by the Seller or credited to the Buyer at the Closing. A 118 confirmed assessment a lien (legal claim) against the Property. An unconfirmed assessment is a potential lien (legal claim) which, 119 when approved the appropriate governmental body, will become a legal claim against the Property. 120
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Samples: Purchase Agreement, Purchase Agreement, Purchase Agreement
