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What are 'inclusions' and 'exclusions' in an Alberta purchase contract?

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B) Items that are included with or excluded from the sale of the property

Inclusions are chattels or items that are not permanently attached to the property but are agreed to be included in the sale (e.g., appliances, window coverings). Exclusions are items that might normally be considered fixtures but are specifically excluded from the sale. These must be clearly stated in the AREA purchase contract.

Answer Options
A
Types of financing arrangements
B
Items that are included with or excluded from the sale of the property
C
Zones that are included in or excluded from the property survey
D
Conditions that the buyer includes or excludes from the offer

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