Notice of Seller’s Nonliability for Improvements by Purchase

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Are you planning to sell your farm house that is in good condition, but do not want the purchaser to make any improvement to the farmhouse until the purchasers pay the entire amount for the land? Then, you need to prepare a Notice of Seller’s Nonliability for Improvements by Purchase. This notice has to be prepared by the seller prior to selling the property to give a clear notice to the purchaser that they should not make any kind of refurbishments to the property. This notice has to be prepared by an experienced and professional lawyer to avoid legal jargons and disputes between you and the buyer in the near future. This is the notice that has to be prepared by the seller. Most importantly, this should include the date on which the buyer and seller have entered into an agreement of buying and selling their land. In addition, this notice should include the address of the land which you are selling.

Usually, this Notice of Seller’s Nonliability for Improvements by Purchase will include a clause that, the purchasers should not make any improvements to the seller land unless, they get the material and labor with their money and pay a specified amount to the seller. Most importantly, this clause includes a point that, no building material will be unloaded at the property site until and unless the purchaser will make half of the payment for the purchased land. If the purchaser has paid half amount for the property, then he/she can make improvement to the property happily. The purchaser has no right to make any changes or improvement to the property without the permission of the owner. In case if a purchaser makes improvement by paying half amount, then they have to get the material and labor for improving the property without putting the seller’s land as indemnity.

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