Common use of Things left on the property Clause in Contracts

Things left on the property. If the mortgage goes into default and if there is anything on the property over which we don't have security under the mortgage, you must pay any costs we incur for handling or storing it. We can remove it from the property, or we can sell it.‌

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Newfoundland and Labrador, www.bmo.com

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Things left on the property. If the mortgage goes into default and if there is anything on the property over which we don't have security under the mortgage, you must pay any costs we incur for handling or storing it. We We‌ can remove it from the property, or we can sell it.‌it.

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Samples: www.bmo.com

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Things left on the property. If the mortgage goes into default and if there is is‌ anything on the property over which we don't have security under the mortgage, you must pay any costs we incur for handling or storing it. We can remove it from the property, or we can sell it.‌it.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Mortgage Nova Scotia

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