Buyer consents to any and all amendments to the Master Deed, By-Laws or to any other condominium document. The amendments may be required by a lending institution having an interest in the Condominium, a title insurance company insuring title to any part of the Condominium and/or the laws or regulations of any governmental agency having jurisdiction over the Condominium. Buyer and Seller agree that there would be no need for any further documents, provided any amendments do not affect the rights and obligations of Seller, nor the useful enjoyment of the property and common areas by the Buyer. For this purpose, Buyer appoints Seller its attorney-in-fact which means that the Seller may operate in Buyer's place to act in any way in which Buyer could act if Buyer were personally present for the purpose of signing, acknowledging and delivering documents which consent to the amendments described earlier in this Paragraph. This Paragraph shall survive closing, which means that this Paragraph is enforceable after closing of title.
