Additional Common Parts Clause Samples
The "Additional Common Parts" clause defines which extra shared areas or facilities, beyond those already specified, are included for use by tenants or occupants within a property. This may cover spaces such as additional hallways, storage rooms, or recreational areas that are not part of the main premises but are accessible to multiple users. By clearly identifying these additional shared spaces, the clause helps prevent disputes over access and maintenance responsibilities, ensuring all parties understand which areas are available for communal use.
Additional Common Parts. No Owner (including the First Owner) shall have the right to convert or designate any of his own Unit (or part thereof) as a Common Part unless the approval by a resolution of Owners at an Owners’ meeting convened under this ▇▇▇▇ has been obtained. No Owner (including the First Owner) and no Manager shall have the right to re-convert or re-designate such Common Parts converted or designated from a Unit (or part thereof) as aforesaid to his or its own use or benefit.
Additional Common Parts. Subject to the approval by a resolution passed at an Owners’ meeting, the right to designate on such terms as it considers fit any part of the Land which it has the Right to Occupy to be additional Common Parts and, after such designation, the expense of maintaining such additional Common Parts shall be included in the Management Expenses Provided That such designation shall not adversely affect any Owner’s Right to Occupy his Unit(s). Any additional Management Expenses arising from such designation shall be allocated in accordance with the principles set out in Clause 10.3(g). Neither the First Owner nor the Manager will have the right to re-convert or re-designate such additional Common Parts to his own use or benefit save as otherwise provided for when the area in question was so converted or designated.