Common use of BUILDINGS NOT YET ERECTED Clause in Contracts

BUILDINGS NOT YET ERECTED. 9.1 It is recorded that the Buildings have not yet been erected or completed as the case may be; 9.2 The Seller shall be entitled to vary the Building(s) and/or the designs, to such extent as may be reasonably necessary to: 9.2.1 comply with any requirements of any competent authority. 9.2.2 comply with any special features of the Property. 9.2.3 comply with any special impediments such as water, sewer or electrical lines either above or under ground or any rock or other soil condition. 9.2.4 give effect to any changes in materials, finishes or fittings which the Developer 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 Section. 9.2.5 obtain the approval of the Sectional title development scheme and/or the opening of the Sectional Title Register. 9.3 The Purchaser acknowledges that, on the Occupation Date, the Common Property forming part of the Land and Buildings, as well as other portions of the Buildings may be incomplete and that occupants of the Section may suffer inconvenience from the Building operations and the Purchaser further acknowledges that it shall have no claim whatsoever against the Seller by reason of any such inconvenience.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Agreement of Sale, Agreement of Sale, Agreement of Sale

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