Management of the Estate. The Tenant must not load or unload vehicles except on the parts of the Estate that it is permitted to use for that purpose by paragraph 2 of Part 1 of the Schedule. The Tenant must not park vehicles in the Common Parts[ except in any areas that it is permitted to use for that purpose by paragraph 8 of Part 1 of the Schedule]. The Tenant must not obstruct the Common Parts in any way or leave any goods on them. The Tenant must not deposit rubbish anywhere on the Estate except in skips or bins provided for that purpose and, if the Tenant brings a skip onto the Premises, it must arrange for it to be removed or emptied regularly. The Tenant must not use the Common Parts other than for the purposes designated under Clause 5.9. [The Tenant must not use the Common Parts used for servicing the Premises outside the Servicing Hours.] The Tenant must comply with all regulations notified to it or contained within any relevant tenant guide or handbook for the Estate published by the Landlord from time to time. No regulations may impose obligations on the Tenant that are inconsistent with the Tenant's rights and obligations under this Lease.
Management of the Estate. The Tenant must not load or unload vehicles except on the parts of the Estate that it is permitted to use for that purpose by paragraph 2 of Part 1 of Schedule 1. The Tenant must not park vehicles in the Common Parts[ except in any areas that it is permitted to use for that purpose by paragraph 8 of Part 1 of Schedule 1]. The Tenant must not obstruct the Common Parts in any way or leave any goods on them. The Tenant must not deposit rubbish anywhere on the Estate except in skips or bins provided for that purpose and, if the Tenant brings a skip onto the Premises, it must arrange for it to be removed or emptied regularly. The Tenant must not use the Common Parts other than for the purposes designated under clause 5.10. [The Tenant must not use the Common Parts used for servicing the Premises outside the Servicing Hours.] The Tenant must comply with all regulations notified to it or contained within any relevant tenant guide or handbook for the Estate published by the Landlord from time to time. No regulations may impose obligations on the Tenant that are inconsistent with the Tenant’s rights and obligations under this Lease. The Tenant must not breach [any of the Landlord’s obligations (excluding payment of rents or other sums) relating to the Estate in the Head Lease or] any obligations affecting the freehold interest in the Estate at the date of this Lease.64 If compulsorily registrable, the Tenant must:65 within six weeks of the date of this Lease, apply to register and then take reasonable steps to complete the registration of this Lease and the Tenant’s rights at the Land Registry; and provide the Landlord with an official copy of the registered title promptly after receipt.66 The Tenant must within four weeks after the End Date, apply to the Land Registry to close and then take reasonable steps to complete the closure of any registered title relating to this Lease and to remove from the Landlord’s registered title(s) to the Estate any reference to this Lease and the Tenant’s rights. The Tenant must supply to the Landlord on a monthly basis (to enable the Landlord to monitor sales at and the performance of the Estate) details of daily gross turnover by means of the link provided by the Landlord (whether email, computer, telephone or any other method required by the Landlord).67] Where the Tenant makes any application to the Landlord for consent or approval under this Lease, the Tenant must provide to the Landlord all the information the Landlord requir...
Management of the Estate. 14.1 The purchaser hereby acknowledges that the purchaser, in common with all property owners at Dunkirk Estate, shall be obliged to become a member of the Dunkirk Estate Homeowners' Association ("the HOA") a company incorporated in terms of Section 21 of the Companies Act. The purchaser shall be obliged to remain a member of the HOA for so long as the purchaser owns the property. Any successor in title shall also be obliged to become a member of the HOA and a condition of title shall be included in the title deeds, incorporating this condition.
14.2 The developer hereby records that Dunkirk Estate shall be managed by the developer or its agent for a period of not less than 5 years from of registration of the General Plan of Dunkirk Estate. The developer shall then have an option to extend the management period for a further 5 year period on such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon between the developer and the agent. At the termination of the two 5 year periods, the managing agents shall be appointed by the directors of Dunkirk Homeowners' Association. The developer or the agents shall, however, be entitled to hand over the management of the Homeowners' Association to the directors of the Homeowners' Association prior to the termination of the first 5 year period, should both parties agree that it is in the best interests of Dunkirk Estate.
14.3 All property owners at Dunkirk Estate shall pay a monthly levy to the HOA to cover security, inclusive of the cost of intercom, estate management, landscaping, upkeep of the common properties, including the amenities, administration and overhead costs of water, refuse removal and the maintenance of the supporting facilities and such other services as are required by the Homeowners of Dunkirk Estate. The levies shall be payable from the date of transfer of the property into the name of the purchaser and the amount shall be determined by the directors of the HOA, from time to time. In the event of the property being a medium density site to accommodate multiple units, levies shall be payable per unit or sub- division allocated to said property from date of transfer.
14.4 Levies shall only be payable in respect of properties to which all services have been installed. The developer shall not be responsible for the payment of any levy in respect of the undeveloped land but shall make a contribution to the administration of the Homeowners' Association, which shall not exceed 10% of the monthly levy, in the case o...
Management of the Estate.
3.22.1 The Tenant must not load or unload vehicles except on the parts of the Estate that it is permitted to use for that purpose by paragraph 2 of Part 1 of Schedule 1 or permit its employees or visitors to park vehicles in the Common Parts and not in any way to cause any obstruction of the Common Parts.
3.22.2 The Tenant must not obstruct the Common Parts in any way or leave any goods on them.
3.22.3 The Tenant must not deposit rubbish anywhere on the Estate except in skips or bins provided for that purpose and, if the Tenant brings a skip onto the Premises, it must arrange for it to be removed or emptied regularly.
3.22.4 The Tenant must not use the Common Parts other than for the purposes designated under clause 4.8.
3.22.5 The Tenant must comply with all regulations notified to it or contained within any relevant tenant guide or handbook for the Estate published by the Landlord from time to time and provided to the Tenant. No regulations may impose obligations on the Tenant that are inconsistent with the Tenant’s rights and obligations under this Lease.
Management of the Estate. 32.1 The Tenant shall observe all regulations made by the Landlord from time to time in accordance with the principles of good estate management and notified to the Tenant relating to the use of the Common Parts and the management of the Estate belonging to the Landlord
32.2 Nothing in this lease shall impose or be deemed to impose any restriction on the use of any other Lettable Unit or any neighbouring property
Management of the Estate. 12.1 The purchaser acknowledges and agrees that the scheme forms part of a larger Development known as the Village, comprising of several full title stands.
Management of the Estate. 26.1 The Tenant shall not cause or permit any obstruction of or damage to any of the Common Parts.
26.2 The Tenant shall observe all regulations made by the Landlord from time to time in accordance with the principles of good estate management and notified to the Tenant relating to the use of the Common Parts and the management of the Estate.
26.3 Nothing in this lease shall impose or be deemed to impose any restriction on the use of any other Lettable Unit or any neighbouring property.
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Management of the Estate. 29.1 The Tenant shall observe all reasonable and proper regulations made by the Landlord from time to time in accordance with the principles of good estate management and notified to the Tenant.
Management of the Estate. 5.1 The Developer will be responsible for the Management of the Estate during the Development period. The Developer shall be entitled (but not obliged, and at their own discretion) to appoint a Managing Agent for the scheme during this period, which appointment shall be valid and binding on the Association.
