Scope of Responsibility; Transfer of Property Sample Clauses

Scope of Responsibility; Transfer of Property a. This Agreement runs with the land and any portion thereof, and applies to and shall bind and be obligatory on the Declarant, the Association, and all present and subsequent owners of the Property or any portion thereof, including their respective successor and assignee owner(s). Each such person or entity is a “Property Owner” responsible in perpetuity with respect to the extent of his, her or its ownership of the Property or any portion thereof, provided, however, that after Formation, the Association shall be considered the “Property Owner” with respect to the entire Property for purposes of the obligations under this Agreement. To the extent allowed by law and consistent with the COA, it is the parties’ intent that the Association be primarily liable for any and all acts or omissions, including those of any owner of the Property or a portion thereof (such as an individual lot), under this Agreement for the O&M. The Association shall have such remedies against the potentially responsible parties as are described in the CC&Rs.
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Scope of Responsibility; Transfer of Property a. This Agreement runs with the land and any portion thereof, and applies to and shall bind and be obligatory on all present and subsequent owners of the Property or any portion thereof, including their respective successor and assignee owner(s). Each such person or entity is a “Property Owner” responsible in perpetuity with respect to the extent of his, her or its ownership of the Property or any portion thereof.
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