CONDITIONS OF THE PROPERTY. 4.1 For the purposes of this Agreement, the parties agree that the Property is sold in an “as is condition” and the City makes no warranty or representation as to the developability of the Property, nor with respect to any soil conditions or other geotechnical considerations or services available to the Property, and the Purchaser further acknowledges that the Purchaser has inspected the Property and is aware of all physical and legal aspects pertaining to the Property, and that this agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties and cannot be modified in any way except by further agreement in writing, signed by each of the parties hereto.
CONDITIONS OF THE PROPERTY. 23.1 The Property is in a good and substantial state of repair and condition free from any material defects, whether or not inherent defects or design defects, and fit for the purposes for which it is presently used. There have not been used in the Property any substances which are not in conformity with the relevant British or European standards or codes of practice or which are generally known to be deleterious to health and safety or to the durability of buildings or other structures or finishes in the particular circumstances in which they are used. There are no uncompleted works of any description at the Property.
CONDITIONS OF THE PROPERTY. The Buyer acknowledges that it is purchasing the Property in "as is, where is" condition with all existing faults and that Buyer is familiar with the condition of the Property. Should any condition fail as to any Property(s) and should Buyer elect not to proceed with respect to same, there shall be a credit against the Purchase Price in a reasonable amount determined by an appropriate State Certified or MAI Appraiser acceptable to Seller and Buyer and Buyer shall proceed with the Closing as to the remaining Property(s).
CONDITIONS OF THE PROPERTY. The Property is sold voetstoots, as it stands in the condition as set out on the attached Immovable Property Condition Report, as prescribed by the Estate Agency Affairs Board, by the Seller or his representative who declares that the Property is suitable for its intended purpose as a residential dwelling, alternatively for the specific purpose it is intended for. The declaration provided by the Seller provides a detailed list of any defects in and damage to the Property of which the Seller is aware, which declaration is made by the Seller with the best intentions of disclosing these defects to the Purchaser. The Purchaser has an obligation to inspect the Property and must sign the declaration made by the Seller at the time of making the offer as an acknowledgment of the contents thereof. The Property is subject to all the terms and conditions of title and all other conditions which may exist in regard thereto. The Purchaser has been made aware of the fact that the title deed to the Property is available for inspection as a public document. If the Property’s size or dimensions have been erroneously described, the description thereof as in the Seller’s title deed shall apply. The Seller can give no warranty against defects, other than those specified in the declaration as aforementioned and the declaration does not negate any of his rights that he may haven under law. The Purchaser is expressly informed that the Property is to be inspected properly. The Purchaser is entitled to receive the Property in the same condition as when the Purchaser inspected the Property. The Purchaser’s attention is specifically drawn to the contents of this clause and confirms that the Agent has explained the consequences of this clause in detail.
