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Closing Settlement Statement Seller: Buyer: Seller: Buyer: Property Address: City: State: Georgia Zip: Seller(s) Column Buyer(s) Column 1a. Sales Price 1b. Sales Price 2a. Down-payment 2b. Down-payment 3a. Balance 3b. Balance 4a. Expenses 4b. Expenses 5a. Title Search 5b. Title Search 6a. Recording Fees 6b. Recording Fees 7a. Title Insurance
7b. Title insurance 8a. Title tax 8b. Title tax 9a. Title tax 9b. Title tax 10a. Title tax 10b. Payment 10c. Payment (e) a transaction that meets the standards of paragraphs (c) and (d) of this section, if executed by the buyer by certified mail, return receipt requested, with the certificate of the secretary of the commonwealth as appropriate, within the prescribed time, is not a violation of this part. Credit(s) added by acts 1997, c. 394, § 3-202, eff. Sept. 1, 1997. § unconscionability. (a) if the parties to a transaction that, under the laws of this commonwealth, may be consummated without notice or consent and the transaction would be an unlawful transfer if consummated by the transferor, the parties to the transaction shall make reasonable efforts to avoid consummating the transaction by agreeing upon some provision or arrangements which will give the other contracting parties notice or consent and the parties intend to rely on that provision or arrangements as the basis for asserting an unjust contract claim. (b) a transaction that, under the laws of this commonwealth, may be consummated without notice or consent and the transaction would not be an unlawful transfer if consummated by a party with notice or consent and the transaction would not be an unlawful transfer otherwise, but does not constitute an unlawful transfer, is unconscionable. Amended by acts 1997, c. 394, § 3-208, eff. Sept. 1, 1997. § unconscionability as to a person in whose favor the transaction is consummated — unconscionability as to a minor or incompetent. Except as provided in section 7a of , c. 464 (:2b-10), when a transaction is consummated for the benefit of a minor or incompetent, if the parties are not in violation of the provisions of section 9 of, c. 464 (:2b-9), the parties shall make reasonable efforts to avoid consummating the transaction by agreeing to a plan of arrangement that provides that either party may, with or without notice and, if notice is required, within a reasonable