Common use of Dedication to Public Clause in Contracts

Dedication to Public. The right to dedicate to the public any part of the Land which the First Owner has the Right to Occupy for the purposes of passage with or without vehicles or in such manner as the First Owner shall consider fit Provided That: (a) access to and use and enjoyment of the Unit of any other Owner shall not be unreasonably affected; and (b) no Owner (except the First Owner) may claim any consideration or compensation or benefit offered by the Government for such dedication if the Building Authority permits the site coverage or the plot ratio for any building within the Land to exceed the permitted percentage site coverage or the permitted plot ratio (as the case may be) as a result of such dedication.

Dedication to Public. The right to dedicate to the public any part of the Land which the First Owner has the Right to Occupy for the purposes of passage with or without vehicles or in such manner as the First Owner shall consider fit Provided That: (a) access to and use and enjoyment the exercise of this right by the Unit of any other First Owner shall not be unreasonably affectedinterfere with the other Owners’ Right to Occupy their Units nor impede or restrict access to their Units; and (b) no Owner (except the First Owner) may claim any consideration or compensation or benefit offered by the Government for such dedication if the Building Authority permits the site coverage or the plot ratio for any building within the Land to exceed the permitted percentage site coverage or the permitted plot ratio (as the case may be) as a result of such dedication.

Dedication to Public. The right to, subject to the approval of the Owners at an Owners’ meeting convened under this Deed, dedicate to the public any part of the Land which the First Owner has the Right to Occupy owns for the purposes of passage with or without vehicles or in such manner as the First Owner shall consider fit Provided That: (a) access to and use and enjoyment of the Unit of any other Owner shall not be unreasonably affected; and (b) no Owner (except the First Owner) may claim any consideration or compensation or benefit offered by the Government for such dedication if the Building Authority permits the site coverage or the plot ratio for any building within the Land to exceed the permitted percentage site coverage or the permitted plot ratio (as the case may be) as a result of such dedication.