Additional covenants for vertical staged development Sample Clauses

Additional covenants for vertical staged development. If the contract permits development to be carried out within a development lot that is wholly or partly directly above or below a part of the parcel that is not a development lot, the developer agrees with the other parties:  to minimise any disruption caused to other occupiers of the parcel by the carrying out of permitted development or otherwise; and  to ensure that, while permitted development is being carried out, shelter and subjacent and lateral support, consistent with proper engineering and building practices, are provided to such other parts of the parcel as are capable of being sheltered or of enjoying that support; and  to keep the developer insured, while permitted development is being carried out, under a policy of indemnity with an insurer approved for the purposes of Part 4 of Chapter 3 of the Strata Schemes Management Act 1996 against claims for damage to property, or for death or personal injury, arising out of or resulting from the carrying out of permitted development.
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