ELECTRIC FENCE CERTIFICATE Sample Clauses

ELECTRIC FENCE CERTIFICATE. (if applicable) If the property has an electric fence system,
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ELECTRIC FENCE CERTIFICATE. The SELLER undertakes, in accordance with the provisions of Regulations 12(4) and 13(1) of the Electrical Machinery Regulations 2011, to obtain an Electric Fence Certificate issued by a registered fence installer, confirming that the electric fence system is deemed to be reasonably safe and compliant with all legal requirements. Should corrective work be required prior to the issuing of the Certificate, the work shall be carried out at the expense of the SELER.
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ELECTRIC FENCE CERTIFICATE. Prior to the Transfer Date, the Seller must at the Seller's expense, provide the Purchaser with an electric fence system certificate of compliance issued by a registered electric fence installer in accordance with the provisions of Regulations 12(4) and 13(1) of the Electrical Machinery Regulations, and dated not earlier than the Signature Date, to the effect that the electric fence system on the Property is deemed to be reasonably safe when properly used. Should remedial work be required prior to the issue of the certificate, such work must be carried out at the expense of the Seller.
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ELECTRIC FENCE CERTIFICATE. 14.5.1. Should there be any electric fence system on the Property, then an electric fence system Compliance Certificate must be obtained, as required in terms of the Electrical Machinery Regulations of 2011 and the OSH Act.
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ELECTRIC FENCE CERTIFICATE. The Seller shall at the Seller’s expense provide the Purchaser with an Electric Fence System Certificate of Compliance (“the certificate”) on installation of the Electric Fence System to the boundary of the Parent Property, being Erf 579 Franschhoek, which installation may not be installed as at date of transfer. Such certificate shall be issued by a registered electric fence installer in accordance with the provisions of Regulations 12(4) and 13(1) of the Electrical Machinery Regulations, 2011 and confirm that the electric fence system is deemed to be reasonably safe when properly used. Should corrective work be required prior to the issue of the certificate, the work shall be carried out at the expense of the Seller. Such Certificate shall not predate the Agreement of Sale by more than 2 (two) years.
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ELECTRIC FENCE CERTIFICATE. The Seller shall, at his cost, deliver to the Purchaser an Electric Fence System Certificate of Compliance, as required in terms of the Electrical Machinery Regulations of 2011 (issued under the Occupational Health and Safety Act) in respect of the electric fence system on the property, if any. If the Seller is in possession of a valid electric fence certificate of compliance at the time of entering into this agreement, it is sufficient that he transfers the current certificate to the Purchaser, provided no alterations or amendments were made to the electric fence installation after the date of issue of the current certificate. If the Seller is not in possession of such certificate, or if he is in possession of such a certificate but amendments or alterations were effected to the electric fence installation after the current electric fence certificate was issued, the Seller hereby instructs the Agent to arrange this inspection and obtain the certificate on his behalf.
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