PURCHASER’S INQUIRIES Sample Clauses
The 'Purchasers Inquiries' clause grants the buyer the right to ask questions and request information from the seller regarding the subject of the transaction, such as the condition of goods, legal status, or relevant documentation. Typically, this clause outlines the process for submitting inquiries, the timeframe for responses, and the seller’s obligation to provide accurate and timely information. Its core function is to ensure transparency and allow the purchaser to make informed decisions, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or undisclosed issues.
PURCHASER’S INQUIRIES. Purchaser shall direct all inquiries and questions to Seller’s on-site associate. The on-site associate will provide Purchaser with timely responses; however, the associate does not and shall not have authority to change the terms of this Agreement in any manner. This Agreement may be changed or modified only by a written amendment duly executed by both Purchaser and Seller. Purchaser acknowledges that Seller’s sales associates, superintendents, closing staff, warranty staff and other employees do not have
PURCHASER’S INQUIRIES. The Trader has relied upon information from agencies and databases operated and maintained by the government of New Zealand through various agencies including but not limited to the NZ Transport Agency, Ministry of Economic Development and other government departments and/or agencies. The Trader nor any agency licensed to supply information from the government databases has verified the accuracy of the information contained within such databases nor does the government and its agencies, the Trader and/or any agency or entity providing information to the Trader warrant and/or certify that the information is accurately recorded or that the databases accurately reflect what the information contained on them purports to represent (whether as to any matter of fact or otherwise). The Purchaser has made their own inquiries into all matters contained on the register including but not limited to the description of the vehicle outlined in this Agreement for Sale and Purpose and/or any detail, specification and/or information concerning the vehicle (including but not limited to the year of first registration of the vehicle, its odometer reading and/or otherwise). The reference to the year of the vehicle is the year of first registration in New Zealand and/or overseas where the vehicle is imported into New Zealand. It does not purport to warrant the year in which the vehicle was assembled nor the age of the vehicle in question. The Trader has not undertaken sufficient investigation to warrant that the odometer reading accurately reflects the distance travelled in the vehicle. No warranty is given in respect of the distance travelled. The Purchaser has made his or her own inquiries and has satisfied him or herself as to the information contained in this Agreement for Sale and Purchase and has not relied on any representation made by the Trader whether verbal and/or in writing.