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10. Inspections, Appraisals and Approvals. <br />• a. Seller shall give to Purchaser and its designated agents and representatives full <br />access to the Premises during normal business hours throughout the Study period <br />as defined in paragraph 10(b), below, including the right, at Purchaser's own risk, <br />cost and expense, to cause its agents or representatives to enter upon the Premises <br />for the purpose of (i) making physical and topographic surveys; (ii) conducting <br />such tests, investigations and studies as Purchaser may desire, including those <br />related to engineering, water, groundwater, sanitary and storm sewer, utilities and <br />environmental matters, as well as soil borings. Purchaser shall, at its expense, <br />restore the Premises to its prior condition to the extent of any changes made by its <br />agents or representatives in the event it does not purchase the Premises. Seller <br />shall furnish to Purchaser during the Study Period all information concerning the <br />Premises which Purchaser may reasonably request and which is in the possession <br />of Seller. <br />b. Purchaser shall have ninety (90) days from the Effective Date (as defined in <br />paragraph 17(a), below), or the date on which all information and data and the <br />copies of all documents to be provided hereunder are in fact provided to <br />Purchaser by Seller, whichever occurs last ("Study Period"), to complete the <br />studies described in paragraph 10(a), above, and to determine in its sole discretion <br />that the Purchase Price does not exceed the Fair Market Value of the Premises and <br />the condition of the Premises is satisfactory for the intended use of Purchaser. In <br />• the event that Purchaser is not so satisfied for any reason whatsoever at any time <br />prior to the expiration of the Study Period, Purchaser shall advise Seller in writing <br />of its intention not to proceed to Settlement under the terms of this Agreement, <br />and in such event, this Agreement shall automatically be terminated, and no party <br />shall have any liability hereunder. In the event the Study Period shall not have <br />expired as of the Settlement date set out in paragraph 7 then, at the option of <br />Purchaser, Settlement may be delayed until ten (10) business days following the <br />expiration of the Study Period. <br />C. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, this Agreement shall be subject: ® to <br />the approval of The Rector and Visitors of The University of Virginia and (ii) to <br />approval by the Charlottesville City Council. <br />d. Nothing in this Agreement shall bar the Commonwealth of Virginia or any agency <br />thereof from enforcing any applicable laws or regulations if contamination by <br />toxic or hazardous substances is discovered on the Premises. <br />11. Default. <br />In the event of any default, the non -defaulting party shall be entitled to pursue any <br />remedies at law or in equity in connection with the default of the other party. The <br />election to terminate this Agreement under the terms hereof shall not constitute a default. <br />• Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as a waiver of the sovereign immunity of <br />Purchaser or the Commonwealth of Virginia. <br />5 <br />
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