Common use of Building Over Clause in Contracts

Building Over. The Developer and/or the Owner (in respect of the Green Land) and the Adjoining Owner (in respect of the Red Land) so as to bind the Green Land and the Red Land respectively into whosoever hands the same may come and for the benefit of xxx Xxxxxxxxxx’x statutory undertaking (being the undertaking of xxx Xxxxxxxxxx within its area as particularised in xxx Xxxxxxxxxx’x “Instrument of Appointment” as a sewerage undertaker and taking effect under the Water Xxx 0000 and the properties and rights forming part thereof) shall not build, plant or place nor allow to be built, planted or placed anything on or within the Protected Strip, unless shown within the Protected Strip on the Layout Plan or other drawings forming part of the Documents and specifically approved in writing by xxx Xxxxxxxxxx.

Building Over. The Developer and/or the Owner (in respect of the Green Land) and the Adjoining Owner (in respect of the Red Land) so as to bind the Green Land and the Red Land respectively into whosoever hands the same may come and for the benefit of xxx Xxxxxxxxxx’x statutory undertaking (being the undertaking of xxx Xxxxxxxxxx within its area as particularised in xxx Xxxxxxxxxx’x “Instrument of Appointment” as a sewerage undertaker and taking effect under the Water Xxx 0000 Act 1989 and the properties and rights forming part thereof) shall not build, plant or place nor allow to be built, planted or placed anything on or within the Protected Strip, unless shown within the Protected Strip on the Layout Plan or other drawings forming part of the Documents and specifically approved in writing by xxx Xxxxxxxxxx.