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b. A commitment for an ALTA ..owner's policy of title insurance covering the <br />Property issued by Title. <br />c. SELLER may provide a title commitment issued by Title to BUYER and, in <br />that case, SELLER shall not be obligated to provide to BUYER a Registered <br />Property Abstract. <br />14. EXAMINATION OF TITLE. BUYER shall be allowed until the date fifteen (15) <br />business days after receipt of such title evidence for examination of;ttle and the making of any <br />objections thereto, which objections shall be in writing or they will be deemed to be waived. If any <br />objections are so made, SELLER shall be allowed until the Closing Date to make correct such <br />objections but shall have no obligation to do so. <br />If said objections have not been cured by the Closing Date, as above provided, BUYER <br />shall have the option of: <br />a. Declaring this .Agreement null and void and receiving . a refund from <br />SELLER of all Earnest Money paid hereunder; or <br />,_>. <br />b. Waiving any defects. in title and proceeding to close the transaction <br />contemplated by this Agreement. <br />If the title to the Property is marketable or is made marketable by the Closing Date, and <br />BUYER defaults in any of the agreements on its part to be performed under this Agreement and <br />continues in default for a period of five (5) days after written notice thereof is given to BUYER by <br />SELLER, then SELLER shall have the remedies described below or under Minnesota law. <br />15. DEFAULT.. If either. party defaults in the performance of any obligation under this <br />Agreement, the non-defaultingparty may, after a five (5) day written notice~to the defaulting party, <br />suspend perfoimance of its obligations under this Agreement and the rights of the non-defaulting <br />party are as follows: <br />a. BUYER'S Default. If BUYER defaults in the performance of any of the <br />BUYER'S obligations under this Agreement, SELLER shall have the <br />following rights: <br />(i) ? 'Except as set forth at (ii) below, if BUYER defaults in the <br />performance of any of BUYER'S obligations under this Agreement, <br />'~ SELLER'S sole and exclusive rights shall be to retain the Earnest <br />Money as liquidated damages and to seek a Cancellation of Purchase <br />Agreement. <br />(ii) If BUYER breaches a warranty or representation either before or after <br />closing, SELLER shall have the right to recover direct damages <br />reasonably related to such breach but not incidental or consequential <br />damages or punitive damages. SELLER shall have no right to seek <br />rescission of the conveyance. <br />8. <br />
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