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Rhode Island General Laws 5-20.8-12. Private well testing requirement Rhode Island General Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 5-20.8 > § 5-20.8-12 - Private well testing requirementCurrent as of: 2009Check for updates(a) Every contract for the purchase and sale of real estate located in the state, and which is served by a private water supply (well), shall provide that potential purchasers shall be permitted a ten (10) day period, unless the parties mutually agree upon a different period of time, to conduct the testing pursuant to department regulations required by Â§ 23-1-5.3 before becoming obligated under the contract to purchase. The test results may be provided by the seller pursuant to the standards in the regulations. (b) Failure to include the provision required in subsection (a) of this section in the purchase and sale agreement for real estate does not create any defect in title. (c) Failure to provide the results of any previous testing of a private water supply (well) servicing the property does not create any defect in title. (d) Failure to include the purchase and sale agreement provision required in subsection (a) of this section; failure to provide previous testing results of a private water supply (well) servicing the property; or testing results which show a contaminant level or levels in excess of those established by department regulation pursuant to Â§ 23-1-5.3 entitle the purchaser to void the purchase and sale agreement by providing notice, in writing, to the seller prior to the transfer of the title at the closing. (e) The prospective buyer shall pay for the collection and analysis of the water samples and a qualified opinion relating to the portability of the water, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Previous sectionChapter 5-20.8 Table of ContentsNext section ________________________________________________________________________
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