No Grills Clause Samples
The "No Grills" clause prohibits tenants or occupants from using or storing grills, such as charcoal, gas, or electric barbecues, on the premises. This restriction typically applies to balconies, patios, and common areas, and may extend to all parts of the property to prevent fire hazards and comply with local safety regulations. By including this clause, landlords aim to reduce the risk of fire, property damage, and potential injury, thereby ensuring the safety of all residents and maintaining compliance with building codes.
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No Grills. Not install any grill on the balcony or verandah save and except as provided by the Developer as advised by the Project Architect(s).
No Grills. Not install any grill on the balcony verandah or windows
No Grills. Not to install any grill on the balcony or verandah without the prior approval of the Developer or the Association of the Allottees.
No Grills. Not to install any box grill on the balcony or verandah/window or to obstruct any common area or entry or exit by putting goods or materials of any kind.
No Grills. Not install any grill/collapsible gate on any window or door.
