ENERGY REBATE Sample Clauses

ENERGY REBATE. 43.1 If the Buyer: (a) constructs a dwelling on the Land that satisfies all of the mandatory requirements contained in the Xxxxxxx Housing Development Guidelines within 30 calendar months of Completion; (b) constructs a dwelling on the Land that satisfies all of the Eligibility Requirements within 30 calendar months of Completion; and (c) within 180 days of receiving the Certificate of Occupancy and Certificate of Compliance: (i) lodges the completed Rebate Application; and (ii) provides evidence, to the satisfaction of the Seller, that all of the Eligibility Requirements have been met, the Seller, subject to clause 43.3, will pay the Energy Rebate to the Buyer. 43.2 If the Buyer does not satisfy the conditions of clause 43.1, the Energy Rebate will not be paid to the Buyer. 43.3 If the Buyer sells the Land or otherwise transfers the Crown Lease prior to satisfying the conditions of clause 43.1, the Buyer's transferee will not be eligible for the Energy Rebate unless: (a) the Land is the subject of a building contract between the Buyer and the Buyer's transferee; and (b) the Seller is provided with: (i) a completed Right to Transfer Rebate Form; and (ii) evidence that the Buyer's transferee is the Crown lessee of the Land and has entered into a building contract with the Buyer for the construction of a dwelling on the Land, and the Buyer acknowledges that any subsequent transferee will not be eligible for the Energy Rebate. 43.4 In this clause 43, “Eligibility Requirements” means installation and commissioning of all of the following in the dwelling on the Land:
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