Common use of Entry to Carry Out Works Clause in Contracts

Entry to Carry Out Works. (a) The right to enter the Common Parts and any part of the Land which the First Owner has the Right to Occupy at all reasonable times to complete or commission the development of the Land which it has the Right to Occupy or the Common Parts in accordance with the Building Plans or any plan approved by the competent authorities and carry out any works to the Land it is permitted to carry out under this Deed and to license or otherwise permit its officers, employees, agents, contractors and the like to do so (if there are no other practicable means to do so without such entry) on such terms as the First Owner reasonably deems fit at the sole expense of the First Owner Provided That: (i) except in an emergency when no notice is required and the entry may take place at all times, this right may only be exercised by the First Owner upon giving prior reasonable notice to the Manager, if this right is exercised in relation to the Common Parts; (ii) access to any other Units or the Common Parts shall not be impeded or restricted and the exercise of such right (1) shall not interfere with the other Owners and/or occupiers’ right to hold, use, occupy and enjoy their Units; and (2) shall not adversely affect the enjoyment of the Common Parts by the Owners and occupiers; (iii) the First Owner shall rectify any damage to the Land caused by the negligence acts or omissions of its employees and agents in the course of exercising such rights; and (iv) the works aforesaid shall be carried out and completed with reasonable care in accordance with the Land Grant (where applicable) and all applicable legislation causing as little inconvenience as reasonably practicable. (b) The right to issue instructions to the Owners and occupiers of the Development and their respective licensees, visitors and invitees that they may or may not use any part of the Land while the works or activities referred to in paragraph 4(a) of this Schedule are being carried out. (c) Any right of entry of the First Owner under this paragraph 4 may be exercisable by the First Owner with or without surveyors, workmen and contractors and with or without plant, equipment, materials and machinery and may only be exercisable within two years from the date hereof.

Entry to Carry Out Works. (a) The right to enter the any Common Parts and any part of the Land which the First Owner has the Right to Occupy at all reasonable times to complete or commission the development of the Land which it has the Right to Occupy or the Common Parts in accordance with the Building Plans or any plan approved by the competent authorities where applicable and carry out any works to the Land it is permitted to carry out under this Deed and to license or otherwise permit its officers, employees, agents, contractors and the like to do so (if there are no other practicable means to do so without such that entry) on such terms as the First Owner reasonably deems fit at the sole expense of the First Owner Provided That: (i) except in an emergency when no notice is required and the entry may take place at all times, this right may only be exercised by the First Owner upon giving reasonable prior reasonable notice to the Manager, if this right is exercised in relation to the Common Parts; (ii) access to any other Units or the Common Parts shall not be impeded or restricted and the exercise of such right shall not affect or interfere with (1) shall not interfere with the other Owners and/or occupiers’ right to hold, use, occupy and enjoy their Units; and (2) shall not adversely affect the enjoyment of the Common Parts by the Owners and occupiersoccupiers of the Development; (iii) the First Owner shall rectify any damage to the Land caused by the negligence acts or omissions of its employees and agents in the course of exercising such rights; and (iv) the works aforesaid shall be carried out and completed with reasonable care in accordance with the Land Grant (where applicable) and all applicable legislation causing as little inconvenience as reasonably practicable. (b) The right to issue instructions to the Owners and occupiers of the Development and their respective licensees, visitors and invitees that they may or may not use any part of the Land Common Parts while the works or activities referred to in paragraph 4(a) of this Schedule are being carried out. (c) Any right of entry of the First Owner under this paragraph 4 may be exercisable by the First Owner with or without surveyors, workmen and contractors and with or without plant, equipment, materials and machinery and machinery. (d) The right under this paragraph 4 may only be exercisable within two years from the date hereofof this Deed.

Entry to Carry Out Works. (a) The right to enter the Common Parts and any part of the Land which the First Owner has the Right to Occupy at all reasonable times to complete or commission the development of the Land which it has the Right to Occupy or the Common Parts in accordance with the Building Plans or any plan approved by the competent authorities and carry out any works to the Land it is permitted to carry out under this Deed and to license or otherwise permit its officers, employees, agents, contractors and the like any other person to do so (if there are no other practicable means to do so without such entry) on such terms as the First Owner reasonably deems fit at the sole expense of the First Owner Provided That: (i) except in an emergency when no notice is required and the entry may take place at all times, this right may only be exercised by the First Owner upon giving prior reasonable notice to the Manager, if this right is exercised in relation relating to the Common Parts; (ii) access to any other Units or the Common Parts shall The First Owner’s right under this Clause may not be impeded exercised over or restricted and in connection with any Unit the Right to Occupy has been assigned to an Owner other than the First Owner; (iii) the exercise of such this right (1) by the First Owner shall not interfere with the other Owners and/or occupiersOwners’ right Right to hold, use, occupy and enjoy Occupy their Unit nor impede or restrict access to their Units; and (2) shall not adversely affect the enjoyment of the Common Parts by the Owners and occupiers;and (iiiiv) the First Owner shall rectify any damage to the Land caused by the negligence acts or omissions of its employees and agents in the course of exercising such rights; and (iv) the works aforesaid shall be carried out and completed with reasonable care in accordance with the Land Grant (where applicable) and all applicable legislation causing as little inconvenience as reasonably practicable. (b) The right to issue instructions to the Owners and occupiers of the Development and their respective licensees, visitors and invitees that they may or may not use any part of the Land while the works or activities referred to in paragraph 4(a6(a) of this Schedule are being carried outout Provided that the First Owner’s right under this Clause shall not be exercised over or in connection with any Unit the Right to Occupy has been assigned to an Owner other than the First Owner and shall not interfere with the other Owners’ Right to Occupy their Unit nor impede or restrict access to their Units. (c) Any right of entry of the First Owner under this paragraph 4 6 may be exercisable by the First Owner with or without surveyors, workmen and contractors and with or without plant, equipment, materials and machinery and may only be exercisable within two years from the date hereofmachinery. thereof at any time.