PREPARATION AND COST OF REGISTERING DOCUMENTS Sample Clauses

PREPARATION AND COST OF REGISTERING DOCUMENTS. The Transfer is to be prepared by the Vendor on the Vendor's standard form. If required by the Vendor, the deed may contain covenants on the part of the Purchaser to comply with the stipulations set out herein, and is to be executed by the Purchaser. Any discharges of underlying mortgages (collectively, the "Discharges") shall be prepared by the Vendor on the Vendor’s standard form; the Discharges to be at the expense of the Purchaser, being a fee of $350.00 plus Applicable Taxes in total, irrespective of the number of Discharges required. The Purchaser shall pay the cost for registration and any exigible taxes on the registration of the Transfer and Discharges. The Purchaser agrees to provide a statutory declaration on or before closing confirming that there are no judgments outstanding against him and the Purchaser agrees to provide reasonable evidence confirming same, including a creditor's letter if necessary, if requested by the Vendor, if there is any judgment filed against a person with the same or similar name. That statutory declaration shall also include the birth date and social insurance number of the Purchaser. In the event that the electronic document registration system is operative in the relevant Land Registry Office in which the Property is situate, at the Vendor’s discretion the Purchaser shall enter into the Vendor’s form of escrow closing agreement which shall include provisions relating to the delivery of funds and keys and the exchange, delivery and registration of documentation.
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PREPARATION AND COST OF REGISTERING DOCUMENTS. The Transfer is to be prepared by the Vendor on the Vendor's standard form. If required by the Vendor, the deed may contain covenants on the part of the Purchaser to comply with the stipulations set out herein, and is to be executed by the Purchaser. The Purchaser shall pay the cost for registration and any exigible taxes on the registration of the Transfer. The Purchaser agrees to provide a statutory declaration on or before closing confirming that there are no judgments outstanding against him and the Purchaser a grees to provide reasonable evidence confirming same, including a creditor's letter if necessary, if requested by the Vendor, if there is any judgment filed against a person with the same or similar name. That statutory declaration shall also include the birth date and social insurance number of the Purchaser. In the event that the electronic document registration system is operative in the relevant Land Registry Office in which the Property is situate, at the Vendor's discretion the Purchaser shall enter into the Vendor's form of escrow closing agreement which shall include provisions relating to the delivery of funds and keys and the exchange, delivery and registration of documentation.
PREPARATION AND COST OF REGISTERING DOCUMENTS. The Transfer is to be prepared by the Vendor on the Vendor’s standard form; the Transfer to be at the expense of the Vendor. If required by the Vendor, the deed may contain covenants on the part of the Purchaser to comply with the stipulations set out herein and the covenants, conditions, provisions and restrictions set out in the declaration and by-laws and rules, and is to be executed by the Purchaser and prepared at the expense of the Vendor. Each party is to pay the cost for registration and tax of his own documents. The Purchaser agrees to provide a statutory declaration on or before closing confirming the birth date and social insurance number of the Purchaser. In the event that the electronic document registration system is operative in the relevant Land Registry Office in which the Condominium is situate, at the Vendor’s discretion the Purchaser shall enter into the Vendor’s form of escrow closing agreement which shall include provisions relating to the delivery of funds and keys and the exchange, delivery and registration of documentation.
PREPARATION AND COST OF REGISTERING DOCUMENTS. The Transfer is to be prepared by the Vendor on the Vendor's standard form. If required by the Vendor, the deed may contain covenants on the part of the Purchaser to comply with the stipulations set out herein, and the covenants, conditions, provisions and restrictions set out in the declaration, bylaws and rules of the condominium corporation, and is to be executed by the Purchaser. Any discharges of underlying mortgages (collectively, the "Discharges") shall be prepared by the Vendor on the Vendor’s standard form; the Discharges to be at the expense of the Purchaser, being a fee of $150.00 plus Applicable Taxes in total, irrespective of the number of Discharges required. The Purchaser shall pay the cost for registration and any exigible taxes on the registration of the Transfer and Discharges. The Purchaser agrees to provide a statutory declaration on or before closing confirming that there are no judgments outstanding against him and the Purchaser agrees to provide reasonable evidence confirming same, including a creditor's letter if necessary, if requested by the Vendor, if there is any judgment filed against a person with the same or similar name. That statutory declaration shall also include the birth date and social insurance number of the Purchaser. In the event that the electronic document registration system is operative in the relevant Land Registry Office in which the Property is situate, at the Vendor’s discretion the Purchaser shall enter into the Vendor’s form of escrow closing agreement which shall include provisions relating to the delivery of funds and keys and the exchange, delivery and registration of documentation.

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