Release of Lot Clauses: Contract for Real Property is an agreement between two parties, usually a buyer and seller, that allows the buyer to terminate a contract for the purchase of real property with the seller. This clause is used to protect the buyer when unforeseen circumstances occur that prevent them from buying the property. There are two types of Release of Lot Clauses: Contract for Real Property: unilateral release and bilateral release. Unilateral release allows the buyer to terminate the contract without the seller’s approval. Bilateral release requires approval from both parties in order to terminate the contract. Both types of Release of Lot Clauses: Contract for Real Property must include the specific reasons that the buyer has for wanting to terminate the contract, and a time limit for when the buyer must notify the seller of their intention to terminate.