Common use of Changes to the Building Clause in Contracts

Changes to the Building. or Lot (a) the area of the Lot as shown on the registered Plan may be up to 5% different from the area shown on the Disclosure Plan; (b) subject to subclause 4.5(a), any change to any dimensions, measurements or areas shown on the Plans which do not materially prejudice the Buyer (and, without limitation, the Buyer accepts that the dimensions of any volumetric lot that will contain the retail component of the Development may change and the area of the Common Property may be reduced); (c) the amalgamation of any lots in the Scheme other than the Lot; (d) any change to the lot number allocated to the Lot as shown on the Disclosure Plan; (e) any change to the internal design or layout of the Lot that does not materially prejudice the Buyer; (f) any change to the location of the Lot within the Building if the changed location does not materially prejudice the Buyer; (g) any change to the Development or the Plans required by any Government Body or due to any Approval; (h) any change to the Development or the Plans as a result of good or prudent building practices or improved building design that do not materially prejudice the Buyer; (i) any change to the Development or the Plans as a result of practical, engineering or construction difficulties arising during the course of construction which are beyond the reasonable control of the Seller; or (j) the Seller substituting items relating to the Schedule of Features and Finishes as long as the Project Manager is satisfied (acting reasonably) that the new items are of similar quality as the items being substituted; and the Buyer cannot Object to the matters set out in this clause.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Contract of Sale, Contract of Sale, Contract of Sale

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Changes to the Building. or Lot (a) the area of the Lot as shown on the registered Plan may be up to 5% different from the area shown on the Disclosure Plan; (b) subject to subclause 4.5(a), any change to any dimensions, measurements or areas shown on the Plans which do not materially prejudice the Buyer (and, without limitation, the Buyer accepts that the dimensions of any volumetric lot that will contain the retail component of the Development may change and the area of the Common Property may be reduced); (c) the amalgamation of any lots in the Scheme other than the Lot; (d) any change to the lot number allocated to the Lot as shown on the Disclosure Plan; (e) any change to the internal design or layout of the Lot that does not materially prejudice the Buyer; (f) any change to the location of the Lot within the Building if the changed location does not materially prejudice the Buyer; (g) any change to the Development or the Plans required by any Government Body or due to any Approval; (h) any change to the Development or the Plans as a result of good or prudent building practices or improved building design that do not materially prejudice the Buyer;; or (i) any change to the Development or the Plans as a result of practical, engineering or construction difficulties arising during the course of construction which are beyond the reasonable control of the Seller; or, (j) the Seller substituting items relating to the Schedule of Features and Finishes as long as the Project Manager is satisfied (acting reasonably) that the new items are of similar quality as the items being substituted; and the Buyer cannot Object to the matters set out in this clause.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Contract of Sale

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