Representations and Warranties Buyers Examination of the Properties Clause Samples

This clause defines the assurances and factual statements made by the seller regarding the condition, title, and legal status of the properties being sold, as well as the buyer's responsibility to independently inspect and evaluate the properties. In practice, it typically outlines what the seller guarantees about the property—such as ownership, absence of liens, or compliance with laws—and clarifies that the buyer has had the opportunity to conduct their own due diligence, including physical inspections or reviewing documents. The core function of this clause is to allocate risk between the parties by specifying what the seller is accountable for and ensuring the buyer cannot later claim ignorance of issues that a reasonable examination would have revealed.