Common use of Parent Tract Clause in Contracts

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.. DocuSign Envelope ID: EE409C2E-41D7-48B7-8169-C48996185D1B

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. DocuSign Envelope ID: F242F592-8716-4CB3-B7F2-54D1B859C58C A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. DocuSign Envelope ID: F4473BF7-308E-4940-87F9-828A77C78A28 A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-wayright‐of‐way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. DocuSign Envelope ID: C4CEDECA-D2D9-45A1-BD15-E7F369C6A871 A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. DocuSign Envelope ID: EE5D87D9-3666-4B03-B13F-724FBCE94AAD A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. DocuSign Envelope ID: C8AF675D-2526-41B2-938D-3D337F7E3DEC A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.. DocuSign Envelope ID: FD24F92F-6139-4C7F-AA82-1622E42AE476

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.. DocuSign Envelope ID: 5174409E-E49B-4D11-8837-551F1909917A

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising compromising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land land, under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. DocuSign Envelope ID: 08011FCF-93C2-4F54-8A05-20A33047A1D8 A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. DocuSign Envelope ID: BB9CB9F4-FE9A-4C53-8095-241296FD342F A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.

Parent Tract. A unit or contiguous units of land under one (1) ownership, comprising a single marketable tract of land consistent with the principle of highest and best use. A parent tract may be described by a single instrument or several instruments. A single parent tract cannot be severed by a public right-of-way, easement, or separate ownership which destroys unity of use.