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NOTICE OF DEFAULT PAST DUE PAYMENTS UNDER CONTRACT FOR DEED TO: _ ___ ___ __ THIS NOTICE OF DEFAULT CONCERNS THE CONTRACT FOR DEED ENTERED into by and between _ __ (SELLER) and _ __ (PURCHASER), regarding property located at the following address: _ __. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT IN MAKING PAYMENTS DUE TO SELLER UNDER THE CONTRACT FOR DEED. THIS NOTICE IS TO INFORM YOU THAT THE SELLER HAS THE RIGHT TO TERMINATE THE CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE ADDRESS ABOVE BASED UPON YOUR FAILURE TO MAKE TIMELY PAYMENTS. THE SELLER WILL BEGIN TERMINATION OF THE CONTRACT UNLESS BEFORE THE _ __ DAY OF _ __, 20_ __, YOU CURE THE DEFAULT AS FOLLOWS: YOU PAY TO SELLER: (1) $ _ __, which represents the past due payments for the months of _ __; PLUS (2) $ _ __ in late fees. TOTAL DUE: _ __ IF YOU FAIL TO PAY THE ABOVE PAYMENTS WITHIN THE TIME PERIOD SPECIFIED IN THIS NOTICE, YOU WILL STAND IN BREACH OF THE CONTRACT AND SELLER MAY TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTIONS FOR BREACH WHICH COULD INCLUDE YOU LOSING ALL THE MONEY YOU HAVE PAID ON THE CONTRACT, YOUR RIGHT TO POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY, AND YOUR EVICTION FROM THE PROPERTY. _ __ ___________________________ (DATE) (SIGNATURE OF SELLER) _ __ (PRINTED NAME)
(date) (signature of buyer) <|endowment|>cannabis, like many legal drugs, has significant safety risks. Cannabis use in adolescents and young adults may affect their ability to drive a car, take part in sports and activities, get a job or serve in a prison-based workforce. Health professionals should warn adolescents of the potential harm associated with cannabis use, even though most adolescents will not use cannabis regularly or in large quantities and some may never use the drug. A recent systematic review published in this journal by the Cochrane collaboration of 14 trials, including 11,568 patients aged 12–17, concluded“ "the evidence is clear: medicinal cannabis offers substantial support in the treatment of serious neuropsychiatric disorders for the indications outlined by the fda."4 there are a number of potential health consequences of marijuana use including: cognitive impairments, impaired motor function and decreased memory (memory function is the ability to form, retrieve and store new information); nausea and vomiting; and sedation and respiratory depression. Recent studies also suggest that chronic, heavy cannabis use in the adolescent and young adult, which includes smoking, can lead to impairment in cognitive functioning, which may impair executive function of cognitive operations, such as the ability to control thoughts and actions, as well as increase the risk of developing other psychiatric –7 cognitive impairment can also lead to decreased attention and behavioral control in patients with schizophrenia and possibly affect their ability to complete tasks such as driving a alcohol also influences memory, motor functions, and perception and cognition, but at lower levels than does marijuana. A 2015 meta-analysis on clinical trials of alcohol found that moderate drinking may affect various domains of cognitive functioning, including memory, learning, and processing speed, particularly in younger people and in those who started drinking early in although alcohol can lead to short-term reductions in working memory capacity, this does not necessarily affect the function of those functions in the long-term. However, the impact of alcohol on driving and cognitive functioning is still controversial. Studies examining marijuana, alcohol and driving concluded that marijuana use, both recreational and medical, has both short- and long-term adverse effects on driving. While some of these effects have previously been argued as due to the impairment by marijuana, in some studies the impact of marijuana was not included in or excluded from a formal driving simulator, 11 other studies, including one of the largest and most recent,13 demonstrated that the alcohol impact was.