A standardized notice by which either party formally terminates a TXR commercial contract. It identifies the sender and recipient (each marked Buyer or Seller), the property and the contract's effective date, then the basis of termination — check all that apply: (A) Buyer terminates under Paragraph 7B (the feasibility period) and requests the escrow agent to refund the earnest money to Buyer; (B) termination under another stated paragraph of the contract; (C) a release of earnest money is attached, to be returned to a named person for delivery to the escrow agent or delivered by the recipient directly; (D) other. Signed by the terminating party (up to two signers, each with an entity line, printed name, title and date).
Commercial Sales
The TXR 1939 form is organized into the following sections:
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