Contracts
An Iowa real estate contract includes a 'survival clause.' This means certain provisions:
AAutomatically extend the contract's term
BRemain in effect after closing (they survive the merger into the deed)✓ Correct
CApply only if the buyer survives the seller
DProtect the contract from cancellation
Explanation
A survival clause specifies that certain contract provisions (such as warranties, representations, or indemnification obligations) remain binding on the parties after the closing, surviving the doctrine of merger.
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