Settlement Costs. (a) Stayton shall pay (i) Xxxxxxx'x own attorneys' fees and costs related to this transaction contemplated by this Agreement; (ii) all capital gains or other income taxes imposed upon Stayton in respect of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement; (iii) any state and local transfer taxes, documentary fees, sales, use and excise taxes, if any, imposed upon or relating to the conveyance of title to the Properties and/or the other transactions contemplated by this Agreement; (iv) all costs and expenses (including the cost of any title endorsements or affirmative insurance) in connection with the removal of record (or other manner satisfactory to the Title Company to insure over) of the Required Removal Exceptions and (v) any assumption fees, modification fees, extension fees or similar fees in connection with the modification and assumption of the Assumed Real Property Loans due and payable on or prior to the Closing Date, to the extent not capitalized in the Assumed Real Property Loans.
Settlement Costs. Cost of examination of title, title insurance, Purchaser's settlement fees, Purchaser's attorneys' fees, and document preparation charges for the Deed, if any, shall be at the sole expense of Purchaser. Seller shall be responsible for its own settlement costs.
Settlement Costs. North American Title & Escrow Company, Inc. (XXXX) is in possession of Declarant’s title report, current survey, condominium instruments, and all other instruments and materials necessary to legally convey the Units. Purchaser will be charged XXXX’s normal charges for a Washington D.C. settlement, including, but not limited to, a $225 settlement fee, $165 title search fee, $25 binder fee, $35 document preparation fee, $57 copy and courier fee, $25 tax certificate fee. Purchaser shall pay all other expenses including without limitation the cost of an appraisal and credit report, owner’s and mortgagee’s title insurance premiums, the recordation tax imposed on Purchaser by Section 42-1103 of the District of Columbia Code, and mortgage insurance premiums, as well as any other document preparation charges and related fees. To the extent that any Extras/Options/Upgrades have not yet been fully paid for by Purchaser, Purchaser shall make such payment to Seller at Settlement. If Purchaser has paid more than the price attributed by Seller for Extras/Options/Upgrades, then Purchaser shall receive a credit for such excess at Settlement against the Purchase Price.
Settlement Costs. The Fund shall be reduced by the Settlement Costs prior to making any Cash Awards or Reduction Awards to Settlement Class Members, as set forth in Paragraph 2(j) of this Section III.X. Xxxxxx Xxx shall not, under any circumstances, be obligated to pay any amounts in addition to the Fund in connection with the Amended Settlement, with the exception of the $85,000 amount designated for the Dedicated Cy Pres Distribution pursuant to Sections II.J and III.C.4.a and the $45,000 amount designated for Publication Notice pursuant to Section III.G.4. Also, except as otherwise provided herein, the Fund will be non-reversionary.
Settlement Costs. XXXX AND GUMTECH shall bear their own respective costs, expenses and attorneys' fees incurred in negotiating the terms of the Agreement.
Settlement Costs. Old Home Reimbursable settlement expenses include real estate commission, attorney fees for settlement and preparation of deed, transfer taxes, termite inspection and lender’s inspection fee. Settlement Costs – New Home Reimbursement settlement expenses include loan origination fee, attorney fees, loan application fee, title insurance and other title charges, recording fees, transfer taxes, notary fees and document preparation fees. Overlapping Expenses If the employee’s house is unsold and vacant after relocation, the employee will be reimbursed for monthly carrying charges, taxes, insurance, utilities and general maintenance for a period of up to six months. Such reimbursement is not to exceed $2,500.00 per month. 2. The following applies for Employees in an International Relocation: White Goods The Company will reimburse the expenses for household and white goods, etc. Travel The Company will cover four (4) family travel trips back to the UK each year. 3. In the event of separation from the Company, other than for cause, during the first 2 year(s) after relocation, (October 31st 2003), the Company will reimburse relocation costs for return back to the UK on the same basis as the original relocation to the US. If transferred to work back to a Stratos International company in the UK standard relocation costs would be borne. 4. Seventy-five percent of your salary will be paid for work out of the Corporate Offices in the United States. Twenty-five percent of your salary will be paid for work out of the UK facility for the UK company. The salary and expenses will be paid out of the UK offices in Sterling until it is mutually agreed to pay part out of the US. The employees UK N1 and the company pension contributions will continue to be paid out of the UK company to maintain pension rights, etc. 5. The employments at Stratos in the US will continue to be treated as a secondment to R Durrants UK contract of employment. 6. Your car allowance will be equitably adjusted to U.S. dollars and cover similar expenses as it currently does in the UK. (Gross $1300 per month paid directly into a US Bank account). 7. The Company will sponsor and cover legal costs with regards to the INS-Resident Alien Application process for Green Card status and maintenance of current visa status. 8. Health insurance will be effective October 31, 2003 for employee and covered dependents. This will include Exec-U-Care benefits for employee and dependents. 9. The company will continue to pro...
Settlement Costs. All recording taxes, costs, fees, settlement charges, title insurance and attorney’s fees shall be paid at closing by HabitatNOVA.
Settlement Costs. Buyer shall pay cost of all notary fees, conveyance and recording costs, all document preparation and recording fees, survey, title fees (except as described in paragraph 5.C), and attorney's fees.
Settlement Costs. 8.1 Buyer will order the examination of title and the preparation of all necessary conveyance papers, and except as otherwise provided herein, Buyer shall be responsible for all Settlement and title charges, and notary fees, if any, and all other costs associated with Settlement. Seller and Buyer shall each pay their own attorneys' fees with respect to this Contract. Seller shall pay a reasonable fee, not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100.00), for services rendered by Settlement Agent in connection with its performance of Settlement.
Settlement Costs. Buyer shall pay the costs of examination of title, any title insurance policy purchased by Buyer, and any survey ordered by Buyer. Seller shall pay the costs of causing title to the Property to be in the condition required by this Amended and Restated Contract. All transfer and recording costs and stamps, clerk’s and indexing fees on the Deed, and all costs of recording the Deed (other than any agricultural land transfer taxes, rollback taxes, rezoning taxes, impact fees or similar taxes and fees which shall be paid exclusively by Seller) shall be divided equally between Buyer and Seller. Buyer shall pay the Title Company charges, notary fees and costs of any necessary tax certificate. The risk of loss or damage to the Property by fire or other casualty not caused by Buyer or its agents, employees, contractors and subcontractors is assumed by Seller until the deed to the Property is recorded among the Land Records. Each party shall pay its own legal fees, except as otherwise specified herein.
