RPA-CA  Clause 13 D - Title “conveys” at close of escrow

RPA-CA Clause 10A 1 - 7 - Most prose suggests the Statutory disclosure documents would have been required to be presented prior to signing an offer, but the actual requirements for delivery are referred out to 14A, thus not on this same page.

RPA-CA Clause 14A -  The inverted Clause

RPA-CA 14F - The clause suggesting a get out of jail free card must be issued to get to title conveyance.  A contract clause can not be used coercively to dismiss fraud attempts nor fraud. 

RPA-CA 22  - The Agreement states mediation must be pursued prior to litigation if the harmed party wants to retain rights for attorney legal fee reimbursement in the event of a win.  NOTE: highlight is an advertisement for CAR (California Assocation fo REaltors) mediation Service. CAR is also the publisher of the RPA and the RPA footer on page 10 says CAR does not warranty the Contract for Legality in any individual transaction. NOTE: ALL mediation in California is subject to 100% Confidentiality by State Law. That is NOT disclosed in this document. 

RPA-CA Footer page 10 - The RPA is Published and Distributed by a subsidiary of CAR. It includes a disclaimer indicated it is not warrantied for Legal Validity in any specific Transaction.