Common use of POSSESSION AND OCCUPATION Clause in Contracts

POSSESSION AND OCCUPATION. 11.1. The Purchaser shall be placed in occupation of the Property as close as possible to the Occupation Date. If the Seller anticipates that the Occupation Date will differ from the expected Occupation Date, it shall give notice to the Purchaser thereof, at least 30 (Thirty) days prior to the expected Occupation Date. The Purchaser shall have no claim against the Seller for damages or for compensation of any other nature consequential to the Occupation Date having been amended.

POSSESSION AND OCCUPATION. 11.1. The Purchaser shall be placed in occupation of the Property as close as possible to the Occupation Date. If In the event that the Seller anticipates that the Occupation Date will differ from the expected Occupation Date, it shall give notice to the Purchaser thereof, at least 30 (Thirty) days prior to the expected Occupation Date. The Purchaser shall have no claim against the Seller for damages or for compensation of any other nature consequential to by reason of the Occupation Date having been amended.