PURCHASE PRICE: The purchase price of the property is ($). The purchase price after using the option must be paid in cash by urchaser to the seller. The financial statements are made within fifteen (15) days of the delivery by the seller of a certificate of title acceptable to the buyer in accordance with paragraph IV. SELLING FEES: in the event that the buyer exercises his option to purchase the property in question, the seller undertakes to incur all costs and expenses of the sale, including attorneys` fees, registration fees and all other costs related to the establishment of the deed of guarantee, the certificate of ownership and other graduation documents. EXERCISE OF OPTION: This call option may be accepted by the buyer at any time before midnight on the 20th By written notice to the seller at the following address: , _ ______. All messages are deemed to be sent to the seller if the U.S. business is certified by mail, if the return certificate is requested, addressed to the address above. TITLE: Within fifteen (15) days after the buyer has exercised this option as provided above, the seller must issue to the buyer or the buyer`s lawyer a certificate of ownership from a serious lawyer on whose certificate can be taken out title insurance covering the property described in paragraph I above, which reflects this negotiable tax, that the mere ownership of the property in question is due to the seller and which, by a title company, is insurable at the choice of the buyer. This certificate is only subject to taxes for the current year, easements and rights of way as well as previous mineral reservations. If this certificate reflects other exceptions to the title that are not acceptable to the buyer, the buyer must inform the seller in writing of the defects within fifteen (15) days (title verification period) and the seller must have a reasonable period (but not more than 25 days) to make the title good and marketable or insurable. and endeavours to do so with all due diligence. If, after due diligence, the seller is unable to make the title acceptable to the buyer within such a reasonable time, the buyer has the opportunity either to accept the title in its existing condition, without further obligation on the part of the seller, to remedy a defect, or to terminate this contract.

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