BUILDINGS NOT YET ERECTED / PHASED DEVELOPMENT Sample Clauses

BUILDINGS NOT YET ERECTED / PHASED DEVELOPMENT. 6.1 The Purchaser admits having been advised: 6.1.1 that the development of the sectional title will be extended in phases on the communal property for the benefit of, and for the account of the Seller; 6.1.2 that, resulting therefrom, the area of the communal property and the participation quota will decrease proportionally; and 6.1.3 that he undertakes to sign all required documents and consents on request. 6.2 Furthermore, the Buildings may not yet have been erected, in which event the Seller shall construct the Section in accordance with the building plans and specifications. 6.3 The parties acknowledge that the building plans have not yet been formally approved by the local authority and the parties agree that the Seller shall accordingly be entitled to vary the building plans and specifications for the Buildings to such extent as may, in the Seller's opinion, be reasonably necessary to: 6.3.1 meet any requirements of any competent authority; 6.3.2 meet any special features of the Property; 6.3.3 meet any special impediments such as water, sewer or electrical lines either above or under ground, or any rock or other soil condition; 6.3.4 give effect to any changes in materials, finishes or fittings (including without limitation the colours and aesthetics of the Buildings) which the Seller considers to be appropriate or which may not be readily available at the time due to shortage in supply of such materials, finishes or fittings, without however detracting from the quality of the Buildings and/or the Property; 6.3.5 to comply with the approved building plans as amended to provide for any requirements of the local- and other authorities; or 6.3.6 to comply with any other legal or relevant requirement which may be applicable to the Property, the Buildings or The Lake Side Body Corporate, provided that, in the event of the total area of each Section varying by more than 5 (FIVE) per cent than the anticipated area/s shown on the building plans, pursuant to such variance thereof, then and in such event either the Seller (in the event of such an increase in the total area) or the Purchaser (in the event of such an decrease of the total area) be entitled to resile from this agreement provided that, in the event of the Purchaser being entitled to resile as aforesaid such notice thereof shall be given to the Seller within 10 (TEN) days after having been notified of such variance, in which event this agreement shall lapse and be of no further force or effect. 6...
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