Common Usage of the Said SAC Sample Clauses

Common Usage of the Said SAC. The Allottee along with his/her family members shall be at liberty to use and enjoy the conveniences of the Said SAC situated at Solaris City Serampore Phase I andSolaris City Serampore Phase-2 and the same in common with the owners/occupants of the Apartments of both the Said Complexes. The amenities and facilities forming part of Solaris City Serampore Phase I can be used by the Allottees of Solaris City Serampore Phase 2 however such amenities and facilities shall not form part of proportionate “Share in Common Portions” to be calculated for the project “Solaris City Serampore Phase I”. There shall be one common/joint Facility Manager/Association for both Solaris City Serampore Phase I and Solaris City Serampore Phase-2 and such Facility Manager/Association shall make suitable mechanism with regard to use of such facilities of the Said SAC as also for payment of usage charges by the Apartment transferees/occupants.
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Common Usage of the Said SAC. The Allottee along with his/her family members shall be at liberty to use and enjoy the conveniences of the Said SAC situated at Solaris Bonhooghly Phase-2 as also those situated at Solaris Bonhooghly and the same in common with the owners/occupants of the Apartments of both the Said Complexes. The amenities and facilities forming part of Solaris Bonhooghly Phase-2 can be used by the Allottees of Solaris Bonhooghly however such amenities and facilities shall not form part of proportionate “Share in Common Portions” to be calculated for the project “Solaris Bonhooghly”. There shall be one common/joint Facility Manager/Association for both Solaris Bonhooghly and Solaris Bonhooghly Phase-2 and such Facility Manager/Association shall make suitable mechanism with regard to use of such facilities of the Said SAC as also for payment of usage charges by the Apartment transferees/occupants.
Sample 1
Common Usage of the Said SAC. The Allottee along with his/her family members shall be at liberty to use and enjoy the conveniences of the Said SAC situated at Solaris Joka and Solaris Joka Phase-2 and the same in common with the owners/occupants of the Apartments of both the Said Complexes. The amenities and facilities forming part of Solaris Joka can be used by the Allottees of Solaris Joka Phase 2 however such amenities and facilities shall not form part of proportionate “Share in Common Portions” to be calculated for the project “Solaris Joka”. There shall be one common/joint Facility Manager/Association for both Solaris Joka and Solaris Joka Phase-2 and such Facility Manager/Association shall make suitable mechanism with regard to use of such facilities of the Said SAC as also for payment of usage charges by the Apartment transferees/occupants.
Sample 1
Common Usage of the Said SAC. The Allottee along with his/her family members shall be at liberty to use and enjoy the conveniences of the Said SAC situated at Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 0 and Solaris City Serampore Phase-1 and the same in common with the owners/occupants of the Apartments of both the Said Complexes. The amenities and facilities forming part of Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 0 can be used by the Allottees of Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 0 however such amenities and facilities shall not form part of proportionate “Share in Common Portions” to be calculated for the project “Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 0”. There shall be one common/joint Facility Manager/Association for both Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 0 and Solaris City Serampore Phase-1 and such Facility Manager/Association shall make suitable mechanism with regard to use of such facilities of the Said SAC as also for payment of usage charges by the Apartment transferees/occupants.
Sample 1
Common Usage of the Said SAC. The Allottee along with his/her family members shall be at liberty to use and enjoy the conveniences of the Said SAC situated at Solaris Xxxx Xxxxx 0 and Solaris Joka Phase-2 and the same in common with the owners/occupants of the Apartments of both the Said Complexes. The amenities and facilities forming part of Solaris Xxxx Xxxxx 0 can be used by the Allottees of Solaris Xxxx Xxxxx 0 however such amenities and facilities shall not form part of proportionate “Share in Common Portions” to be calculated for the project “Solaris Joka Phase 1”. There shall be one common/joint Facility Manager/Association for both Solaris Xxxx Xxxxx 0 and Solaris Joka Phase-2 and such Facility Manager/Association shall make suitable mechanism with regard to use of such facilities of the Said SAC as also for payment of usage charges by the Apartment transferees/occupants.
Sample 1

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