Common Property. You must not
(a) cause or allow any damage to any lawn, garden, tree, shrub, plant or flower on Common Property;
(b) use any part of Common Property as Your own garden;
(c) cause or allow any damage to (or make any additions or improvements to) any structure that is part of Common Property without Our written permission. If any Common Property is damaged, You must notify Us and We will be responsible for maintaining anything We have installed; and
(d) throw or leave any rubbish, dirt, dust or other materials on Common Property that may interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of another resident in the Building. In particular, You must not litter the Building and its surrounds and the Common Areas with cigarette butts. If You do, they will be removed by Us at Your cost.
Common Property. 25.1 It is hereby specifically agreed between the parties that the SELLER shall be entitled at any time prior to the opening of the sectional title register and the establishment of a Body Corporate or thereafter, to apply for the subdivision of the land on which the Sectional Development Scheme is to be developed in terms hereof or once the sectional title register has been opened for the subdivision of the common property and thereafter to apply for the issue to him of a certificate of registered sectional title in respect of the subdivided portion in the prescribed form and for the re-entering of such portion in the lands register.
25.2 For the purposes aforesaid the SELLER shall be entitled to obtain title in respect of such subdivided portion and to sell such portion or deal with it in any manner whatsoever without interference from any PURCHASER and for its own benefit.
25.3 The provisions of clause 24.5 with regard to the consent of the PURCHASER to such subdivision and the power of attorney to the SELLER to act on his behalf, shall apply mutatis mutandis to the provisions of this clause.
Common Property. Residents must not interfere with or damage any common property found in apartments or common areas. Residents should not leave anything on or obstruct the use of common property. For example, leaving items in common study spaces and kitchens. The resident is liable for all damages caused.
Common Property. As defined in the Act, being property not included in any unit, which includes passages, staircases, gardens, driveways, parking bays, etc.
Common Property. Residents must not interfere with or damage any common property, nor leave anything on or obstruct the use of common property. The resident is liable for all damages caused. Pets or animals are not accepted at UniLodge Park Central – this includes fish. Guide dogs and other registered assistance animals permitted – if required please inform the team at UniLodge Park Central and obtain a registration form.
Common Property. Residents must not interfere with or damage any common property, nor leave anything on or obstruct the use of common property. The resident is liable for all damages caused. The installation of other furniture into a resident’s apartment is not permitted unless a written application (with dimensions and all applicable details) is submitted to and approved by UniLodge management. Every request will be looked at separately depending on the size of the unit and furniture required.
Common Property. Subject to the provisions of the Strata Property Laws and the Bylaws, the Tenant shall have for itself, its guests and invitees, and any Person for whom the Tenant is legally responsible, the non-exclusive right to use the Common Property (including any Limited Common Property designated for the use of a Cascades Lands Strata Lot), in common with all other Persons entitled thereto.
Common Property. That part of the property covered which does not form part of a section and described in the Sectional Plan stated in the statement of cover.
Common Property. 2.3.1 The Tenant acknowledges that the Common Property does not form part of the Demised Premises and the Tenant’s use and enjoyment of the Common Property shall be in common with other persons and any such use by the Tenant shall be subject to such conditions imposed by the Developer and/or the Building Management Company. For the avoidance of doubt the Developer and/or the Building Management Company shall be entitled at any time and from time to time to exclude or suspend any part of the Common Property for use by the Tenant and the Developer and/or the Building Management Company may use any part of the Common Property for such purpose and in such manner as the Developer and/or the Building Management Company deems fit whether or not to the exclusion of the Tenant.
2.3.2 The term “Common Property” under this Agreement shall not have the same meaning described to “common property” under the Strata Titles Act, 1985.
Common Property. (a) A Resident shall not obstruct lawful use of common property by any person.
(b) A Resident shall not:- damage any lawn, garden, tree, shrub, plant or flower being part of or situated upon the complex, or use for his own purposes as a garden any portion of the complex except with the consent of Management.
(c) Without the approval of Management a Resident shall not mark, paint, drive nails or screws or the like into, or otherwise damage or deface any wall or structure within the unit.
(d) A Resident when upon common property or the complex shall be adequately clothed and shall not use language or behave in a manner likely to cause offence or embarrassment to the Resident or occupier of another unit or to any person lawfully using the common property or the complex
(e) A Resident shall not permit any child of whom he/she has control to play upon the common property of the complex, unless accompanied by an adult exercising control.
(f) A Resident shall not deposit or throw upon the common property or the complex any rubbish, dirt, dust or other material likely to interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of the Resident or occupier of another unit or any person lawfully using the common property or complex.
(g) A Resident or occupier of a unit:- • Shall not transport any furniture or large object through or upon common property within the Retirement Village unless you have first given Management notice of your intention to do so sufficient in the circumstances to enable Management to arrange for its nominee to be present at the time when you do so. • Shall be liable for any damage caused to the Retirement Village by the removal of your furniture to or from the unit.
