Diesel Generator Power Back-up Sample Clauses

Diesel Generator Power Back-up. Provision has been made for the installation of Diesel Generator (“DG”) for power backup to run the basic facilities at the Luxury Zone. In addition to that, DG back up facility has been made available for every apartment. The Purchaser has paid for allocated DG load and charges of the same for its Apartment. The Purchaser will be required to pay DG usage charges on the basis of a suitable mechanism as shall be devised by the Promoter/the Association, as the case may be.
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Diesel Generator Power Back-up. Provision has been made for the installation of Diesel Generator (“DG”) for power backup to run the basic facilities at the Project. In addition to that, DG back up facility has been made available for every apartment. The allocated DG load charges has been paid by the Purchaser and is included in the Total Price. The Purchasers will be required to pay DG usage charges on the basis of a suitable mechanism as shall be devised by the Promoter /the Association, as the case may be. [O] Default in Making Payments of Usage Charges of Common Facilities during the Maintenance Period: So long as the Common Areas & Facilities of the Project are maintained by the Promoter, failure to pay Maintenance Charges, Electricity Charges, DG usage Charges, and Membership Subscription of the RAC within due dates may result in withdrawal/ restrictions/ disconnections/discontinuation of the respective common services to the Purchasers and will make the Purchasers liable to pay interest at 12% per annum on the outstanding dues for the period of the delay, calculated from the due date till the date of actual payment.
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