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For example, a seller of a used automobile sells it to a buyer, and puts into the contract of sale the statement: The buyer accepts the automobile as is, with all faults. Two minutes after the buyer drives off with it, the car stalls, and the engine seizes.
Use the clause above or something simpler like: ​Except as written in this agreement, Developers work product is provided ​AS IS. The warranty disclaimer must be bold, in CAPS, or otherwise conspicuous to be effective.
Definition of As-Is: In real estate, the term as-is indicates that the seller makes no warranties or representations about the propertys condition. The buyer accepts the property in the condition that is visible or observable to them.
What to include on a receipt. Your business name, address, and phone number. Sale date and time. Transaction number. Product or service description. Cost. Tax, if required.
Terms and Cconditions: Make sure the bill of sale includes language that the car is being sold as isthat you make no guarantees about its condition or offer any form of warranty. Buyer and seller information: The names, addresses and phone numbers of both parties should be on the bill of sale.
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How To Write an As-Is Bill of Sale Step 1: Title the Document. Step 2: Identify the Parties. Step 3: Describe the Item. Step 4: State the As-Is Condition. Step 5: Specify the Purchase Price. Step 6: Outline Payment Terms. Step 7: Address Ownership Transfer. Step 8: Release of Liability.
An as is bill of sale form, also known as a quitclaim or no-warranty bill of sale, is like a detailed receipt but with a special caveat. It doesnt make any promises about item performance or guarantee a property (like a boat or plane), and it doesnt have any claims against it.

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