Common use of It is the intention Clause in Contracts

It is the intention. of the Seller to construct and provide the unit materially in accordance with the plans, which the Purchaser acknowledges have not yet been approved. However, in the event of the Seller having to make changes to the plans as a result of an engineering, architectural, statutory, regulatory or other requirement imposed by the local authority or any other governing or regulatory bodies, the Seller reserves the right and will be entitled, in its discretion, to redesign the unit or the layout of the development pursuant to which event the Purchaser will have no recourse to and/or against the Seller.

It is the intention. of the Seller to construct and provide the unit materially in accordance with the plans, which the Purchaser acknowledges have not yet been approved. .However, in the event of the Seller having to make changes to the plans as a result of an engineering, architectural, statutory, regulatory or other requirement imposed by the local authority or any other governing or regulatory bodies, the Seller reserves the right and will be entitled, in its discretion, to redesign the unit or the layout of the development pursuant to which event the Purchaser will have no recourse to and/or against the Seller.