Common use of Common Portions Subject to Change Clause in Contracts

Common Portions Subject to Change. The mutual agreement and acceptance by and between the Parties that although the Common Portions are described in the 3rd Schedule below, the Seller shall be entitled to modify or improvise upon the Common Portions and the Buyer shall not have any claim, financial or otherwise, against the Seller for such modification or improvisation.

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Samples: Agreement, Agreement, www.ideal.in

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Common Portions Subject to Change. The mutual agreement and acceptance by and between the Parties that although the Common Portions are described in the 3rd Schedule below, the Seller Ideal shall be entitled to modify or improvise upon the Common Portions and the Buyer shall not have any claim, financial or otherwise, against the Seller Sellers for such modification or improvisation.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Phase Ii

Common Portions Subject to Change. The mutual agreement and acceptance by and between the Parties that although the Common Portions are described in the 3rd Schedule below, the Seller shall said description is only indicative and is not intended to bind the Owners in any manner. The Owners shall, in the absolute discretion of the Owners, be entitled to modify or improvise upon the Common Portions and the Buyer Purchasers shall not have any claim, financial or otherwise, against the Seller Owners for such modification or improvisation.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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Common Portions Subject to Change. The mutual agreement and acceptance by and between the Parties that although the Common Portions are described in the 3rd Schedule below, the Seller Sellers shall be entitled to modify or improvise upon the Common Portions and the Buyer shall not have any claim, financial or otherwise, against the Seller Sellers for such modification or improvisation.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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